Katie from Band: ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT

Booking and Contact Info:

Elevator Pitch (50 Words):

Katie is an emerging artist known for her rich vocals and raw, introspective songwriting. Seamlessly blending emotional vulnerability with anthemic energy, she produces original music that explores the human condition. With her acoustic guitar, she delivers intimate live performances that connect deeply with audiences, bringing laughter and joy to a room.

Bio (150 Words)

Katie is an emerging singer-songwriter known for her rich vocals, compelling acoustic guitar work, and raw, introspective storytelling. Driven by a desire to explore the human condition through song, she produces original music that tackles the full spectrum of our shared experiences—from the depths of pain and struggle to the heights of hope and resilience.

What sets Katie apart is her unique ability to seamlessly blend deep emotional vulnerability with a powerful, anthemic energy. This captivating duality comes alive during her intimate live performances. On stage, Katie establishes a profound, instantaneous connection with her audiences. She treats every venue like a shared living room, expertly balancing heavy, thought-provoking narratives with lighthearted moments that bring genuine laughter and joy to the room. Follow Katie’s Instagram profile for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at her creative process, songwriting philosophies, and life as a musician.

Music and Audio

Focus Single: "I Should Tell Him"

A fan-favorite country ballad about loving someone who is not good for you

Focus Single: "Apple in a Box"

A physics-inspired piano ballad that contemplates love and the workings of the universe

Latest Release: "Eponine" (Released 2026)

A sonic journey through intense emotional landscapes, this album explores themes of unrequited love, religious patriarchy, transgression and redemption, hope and despair, and faith through difficult circumstances

Video Highlights:

A Place on Earth Music Video (Released 2025)

(Directed by Katie Delcourt, Co-filmed by Katie Delcourt, Marcee Winthrop, and Maralisa Johnson)

Performance of "Wedding Night" (Annabelle's Ice Cream) with house band at Fast Breaks Sports Bar in Lewiston, Maine

Streaming Links:

Spotify

Youtube Music

Apple Music

Social Media:

Instagram: @katiefromband

Facebook: Katie from Band Page

TikTok: @katiefromband

Youtube Content: @katiefromband

Website:

www.katiefromband.com

Experience/Awards:

Katie has made appearances at Portland's One Longfellow Square and Boston's Club Passim. At age ten, she performed at the Country Tonite Theatre in Pigeon Forge, TN and won "Most Promising Female Artist of the Year" in the North American Country Music Association's International Vocal Competition. Most recently, she won Brooklyn's "Wildwood Recording Studio" weekly songwriting contest with her songs, "Cool, You're Happy" and "Wearing Pink". Her song “A Place on Earth” aired on WCLZ’s “Music from 207” in March 2025.

Katie was also featured on Scotland's "Buskers of Glasgow" Facebook page in 2021. Her song "Midnight Blue" aired on the BBC University of East Anglia radio station in 2018.

Collaborations

Katie has collaborated with internationally touring artist Eli Lev as well as Maine artists such as Jules Penham, Thomas Charles Clukey, Morgan the Fairy, and "Ukelele" Joe Sweeny. She has worked with Emmett Benezra, a Maine native and Berklee Graduate, to produce several singles and an album. She also records and produces her own music.

Personal Narrative

In school, Katie loved being in band. As a band kid, Katie felt free to be herself--creative, quirky, and (often intentionally) weird. In band, Katie learned that music has the power to bring people from all walks of life together. If two people didn't get along, they could always clap along together to the beat of their favorite song. If you were having a bad day or struggling to make friends, listening to a sad or angry song could make you feel better and remind you were not alone.

"Katie from Band" was born from these experiences. It is an homage to teenage awkwardness, the youthful joy of discovering music, and the awesome power music has to foster love, inspire hope, and change the world.