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Reb Yen
Press & booking kit.
A quick introduction, live performances, and promotional materials for your next event.
Short biography
Reb Yen writes, arranges and performs songs that move between autobiographical reflection and world observations. Based in Boulder, Colorado, and Orlando, Florida, fans and critics describe Reb as a strong vocalist and accomplished musician, playing guitar, keyboard, and harmonica. She performs multiple genres, including Americana, Folk, Country, Pop, Rock, and Indie. Reb has toured internationally, including two tours of Europe, and spent time immersed in Nashville’s songwriting community.
Career & performance background
Yen’s performance credits include Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and New York City’s Lincoln Center, where she performed as a featured artist with the Aman World Music & Dance Ensemble (Los Angeles, CA). She has also performed at the Commodore Grille in Nashville, a venue known for showcasing emerging and established songwriters.
Reb received formal training in singing and vocal technique and has experience as a vocal coach, including professional involvement with the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS).
Artist recognition
Reb is Ranked #1 on Local Charts on ReverbNation, where her original songs Take Me Crazy, Should I?, and Gotta Let It Go also earned Featured Artist placement on the ReverbNation homepage. Listen to her original recordings on Bandcamp.
Performance formats
Solo acoustic, duo, or full band. Original songs and carefully chosen covers for venues, private events, and festivals.
Videos
Take Me Crazy — Commodore Grille, Nashville ↗
Gotta Let It Go — Original song with lyrics ↗
The Solitude — Roots Music Project, Boulder ↗
Performance photographs
Download the available images below. The live image is web resolution only; please contact Reb for print-quality photographs, permissions and photo-credit details before publication.
Booking contact
Contact Reb through the website form
Please include the event date, venue or city, and preferred performance format.