Cat Power

How good are they LIVE?

Live Rating

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Last 12 Months Rating

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Critics Consensus

Based on 159 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Cat Power is rated as a neither good nor bad live performer, with shows that lack distinction. Cat Power concert reviews describe live shows and performances as commanding, mysterious, emotional, confident, unpredictable, bluesy, and lovely.

How long are their concerts?

How long are Cat Power concerts? Cat Power concerts usually last from 45 minutes to up to two hours.

How much to book?

How much does it cost to book Cat Power? To hire for a live performance or concert, the booking fees for Cat Power range from $40,000 - $75,000, with Cat Power's current estimated booking fee to be around $40,000.

On tour

First Avenue, Minneapolis, United States (February 26); Riviera Theatre, Chicago, United States (February 27); Saint Andrew's Hall, Detroit, United States (February 28); HISTORY, Toronto, Canada (March 1); Ulster Performing Arts Center, Kingston, United States (March 3); Roadrunner, Boston, United States (March 4); Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, United States (March 6); Webster Hall, New York, United States (March 7); Union Transfer, Philadelphia, United States (March 8); 9:30 Club, Washington DC, United States (March 10); The Eastern, Atlanta, United States (March 12); The Orange Peel; Théâtre Beanfield, Asheville, United States; Montreal, Canada (March 13; Jul 27); Brooklyn Bowl Nashville; Smith Opera House, Nashville, United States; Geneva, NY, United States (March 14; Jul 29); Mr. Smalls Theatre, Millvale, PA, United States (July 30); ZeyZey Miami, Miami, FL, United States (July 16); The Ritz Ybor, Tampa, FL, United States (July 17); The Beacham, Orlando, FL, United States (July 18); Charlestom Music Hall, Charleston, United States (July 19); Old National Centre; Chautauqua Auditorium; Strings Music Pavillion; The Elm; The Palace Theatre, Indianapolis, IN, United States; Boulder, Colorado, United States; Steamboat Springs,Colorado, United States; Bozeman, MT, United States; Calgary, Canada (August 1; Aug 3; Aug 4; Aug 5; Aug 7)

Artist Info

Genre

folk

Origin

Atlanta, United States (1/21/1972)

Bio

Cat Power is American singer-songwriter, musician, occasional actress, and model Charlyn Marie Marshall (also known as Chan, pronounced "Shawn") (born in Atlanta, Georgia).

Has Performed With

Mick Turner, Memphis Rhythm Band, Beach House

Artist Website

Critic Concert Reviews

Americana (UK)

June 1, 2025

This is a gig with a subtitle – Sings Dylan 66 – because this is Cat Power’s tribute to Dylan, drawing on the controversial 1966 tour and specifically the legendary Royal Albert Hall gig, which, of course, actually took place at the Manchester Free Trade Hall.

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Scenestr (Australia)

March 13, 2025

With the memories of a cyclone mostly behind us and Brisbane's cultural precinct relatively unscathed, it was back to business with the outstanding Chan Marshall, aka Cat Power, at QPAC Concert Hall last night (12th March).

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Scenestr (Australia)

March 11, 2025

Atlanta-born singer songwriter Chan Marshall, more commonly known as Cat Power, has built a career with soulful original releases like 'The Greatest', but also through unrecognisable cover versions of artists such as Bob Dylan on 'The Covers Record' and 'Jukebox'.

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Exclaim (Canada)

September 16, 2024

Cat Power Sang Dylan and Conjured the Past at Ottawa's CityFolk

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Spectrum Culture (USA)

March 14, 2024

It was bound to happen. Some clever jerkoff would feel the need to shout, “Judas” at some point during Cat Power’s live recreation of Bob Dylan’s legendary “Royal Albert Hall” concert. And without fail, right before Chan Marshall closed out a triumphant evening with her interpretation of “Like a Rolling Stone”

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Grateful Web (USA)

March 13, 2024

Known for her unconventional performances, Cat Power took a surprisingly structured approach in her recent Lobero Theatre show in Santa Barbara. She wasn't just performing as Cat Power; she was meticulously recreating Bob Dylan's iconic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert.

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