05/10/2026
TOMORROW! Monday, May 11th
Ingrid Andress is coming to Bishop Hill Creative Commons!
Angela Meyer will open. Very limited seating - don't wait to get tickets!
Good music, food, fun, and company. What else could you ask for? Come on out!
🍉 6pm – potluck & social hour
🎤 7pm – show
👨👩👧 All ages welcome
💵 $20–30 suggested donation
🎫Tickets: xroadscc.org/events
Multi-GRAMMY nominated singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress returns with the release of her latest single “Now I Know.” Andress co-wrote the deeply personal and powerfully relatable song alongside longtime collaborators Derrick Southerland and Sam Ellis about the strength gained from moving past hardship and embracing the unknown. Andress also worked with Ellis to co-produce the track. Fans can expect more new music coming from Andress throughout the year as she continues to put the finishing touches on her third studio album. The LP will follow her celebrated sophomore album, Good Person, and triumphant debut, Lady Like, both co-produced and co-written by Andress. Each album earned widespread acclaim and award-recognition. Good Person was selected as one of Rolling Stone’s 100 Best Albums of the Year and 25 Best Country & Americana Albums of 2022 and featured her GRAMMY-nominated, Platinum-certified No. 1, “Wishful Drinking (with Sam Hunt),” which was ranked by Billboard as one of the Top 10 most-played songs on country radio in 2022. Lady Like became one of Billboard’s Top 10 Best Country Albums of the year and set the record as the highest streaming country female debut album of all time upon release. The album also features her Multi-Platinum No. 1 radio single “More Hearts Than Mine,” which made history as the only debut single from a solo female artist to break the Top 20 on country radio in 2019. Lady Like also earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Album and Best Country Song (“More Hearts Than Mine”) the same year Andress received a Best New Artist nod, making her the only country artist to be nominated in a “Big Four” category.
Angela Meyer keeps audiences coming back to share in the human experience through her honest writing and dynamic performances. She innately understands being in the audience as she grew up in a family of country musicians and fans of the genre. At 10 years old, her grandparents gave her a guitar for Christmas and her Grandma Darlene taught her those first three chords to play along with the songs coming out of their record player. Angela started to write her own songs at fifteen and quickly made it into her career. “Legions & Legends” is Angela Meyer's latest release and can be found anywhere music is bought or streamed. Tune into Angela's radio show, Muddy Water Radio, on WQUD 107.7 fm each Saturday from 2-5pm. The radio show that brings the very best country, western, and rodeo tunes to the airwaves across Eastern Iowa or from anywhere in the world via online streaming.
