Lauren Robel Music

I am a single singer showing up with a cute little instrument called a Banjolele (banjo body with ukulele tuning). She has a quirky sound full of sass and the feeling of home at the same time. I have my own sound equipment that is good for a room of about 30-70 people. I value intimate concerts where stories can shared but also love to play background music for events where people want to visit and celebrate with each other. I am highly adaptable and can stop in a song at a moment's notice thanks to my background in theatre (if announcements need to be made or the bride has finished walking down the aisle). I can learn songs and give them a soft and warm touch to not over power the event. I aim to be an asset to the team and not the center of attention.

Music has always been a part of my life. I remember when I was 8 my family was watching a music awards show and I said to them, "I'd like to be a singer." The began the singing lessons for next 14 years through Elementary, Junior and Senior High all the way through my Post Secondary Schooling. I love it. I find it easier to express my feelings and how I look at the world through music.

​Fast forward a few years and I find myself in a band and we had a really great time singing together because we were three friends singing. So it has stayed a passion of mine past my schooling. I've recently left the band in pursuit of new adventures (believe me, it wasn't an easy choice) but I still love to share songs.

Fast forward again and I have started playing cooperate gigs (Calgary Fire Fighters Association Retirement Party 2019), house concerts, numerous weddings, and lately concert in seniors homes. I am a Therapy Assistant by day but music will always be my first passion.

If you by chance already have your own sound equipment and a sound tech, all I need is two vocal mic inputs (one for vocals and one for my banjolele that has to operate on phantom power-your sound person will know). Otherwise, tell me where to stand, when to go off, when to come back on, you name it. Like I mentioned before, your event is about the named cause and not about my performance. I'm honoured to contribute with music.