Camille Bloom

Gibson endorsed International Act, Camille Bloom has played the most premier venues in 8 different countries including Canada, The U.S., Germany, The Netherlands, UK, Denmark, Belgium and Ireland. Combining percussive guitar and a voice that can "purr and wail" (Victory Review), "Camille's music can make even the rain dance." (Mike Galaxy Indie Music) Though modest about her achievements, in the last six years, she has been featured in Performing Songwriter Magazine, had songs licensed for use in twenty one shows on Major Network Channels, MTV, E! and Oxygen, completed over 30 national / international tours and has been added to over 40 major and college radio stations throughout the U.S. and Western Europe: She also charted on the European FAR (Freeform American Roots) Charts in 2009 with other music greats Bob Dylan, Steve Earle, & Iron & Wine.

Known for her incredibly dynamic voice and edgy acoustic rock, Camille has toured the U.S. playing the most premier venues on both coasts - from New York City's Bitter End, Boston's Club Passim, Seattle's Triple Door, Tractor, and Crocodile, Los Angeles' The Mint and over 150 other rooms spanning the nation. She has had the chance to share the stage with such acts as Smashmouth, SUGARCULT, Metric, Brandi Carlile, Sarah Bettens (KÕs Choice), Mike McCready (Pearl Jam) and many more.

Touring full time for the past six years, Camille has gained an avid and adoring fanbase with her high energy and intensely personal show. She has released three full length albums, two EPÕs, and one Live DVD Ð all of which received incredible reviews: "This is wonderful; full of life; wild, sweet and rich in its sound textures; graced with songwriting that fills the heart and surprises the mind" (Bill Fisher, Victory Review).

Bottom line, Camille Bloom is a powerhouse of a performer: said to be "like Ani Difranco dipped in Maple Syrup". (Spokane Inlander). Camille can play with the powerful punch of a 6 piece band - or play acoustic shows. Bandmates include: Michael Cotta on Percussion, Jim Watkins on the Bass, Thaddeus Turner on Lead Guitar, Gaelen Billingsley on Back-up vocals, and Jessika Kitzman on Cello.