Toni Sicola

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Bold, blunt, and beautiful are three ways to describe what Toni Sicola does with her words. She’ll curse you out, and you’ll sing along happily. At five foot three inches, Sicola’s got a set of pipes on her that command attention with the very first line, creating a stage presence much larger than her stature.



With songs like “Parade of Losers,” a ballad about the tormented love life of a lost woman, Sicola tells it like it is: “Just her reflection in the mirror to blame, it’s likely he won’t remember her name.” Honest and provocative, and leaving little to the imagination, her latest EP, Shoplifter, promises to sit in your CD player on repeat, as you get to know this young songwriter through the stories she tells.



With influences like Ani Difranco, James Taylor, Concrete Blonde, and more recently, Rilo Kiley and Damien Rice, Toni Sicola has a folk-rock dynamic that will draw you in and spit you out.



Toni Sicola brings her perspective as a Texan and former Baltimore, MD resident to the Bay Area with enthusiasm and tons of energy. She comes from a solid indie music scene in the heart of Baltimore, sharing the stage with talent from all over the country and locals alike. Keep your eyes on this one, because she’s one Seriously Badass Folk Rocker you won’t want to miss.



You can purchase and listen to Toni Sicola’s music at www.unsunghero.com/tonisicola.

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