Maxine Linehan

An internationally acclaimed concert and recording artist, Linehan is an interpretive artist that uses popular songbooks and theatrical presentations to share intimate truths and build communal bonds. The Irish performer, singer, writer, producer, and actress fuses dialogue, autobiographical story arcs, and specific artist song collections for transformative concert experiences. Although Southern Vermont- based, Linehan performs in world famous venues around the globe, as well as intimate settings. Her repertoire is refreshingly eclectic – to date, she’s interpreted the songbooks of such varied artists as U2, Petula Clark, and Barbra Streisand.

Maxine’s first studio album, Beautiful Songs, was awarded a Top Ten pick by USA Today, and garnered rave reviews in The New York Times, Billboard, The Huffington Post, and others.
She has wowed crowds worldwide with sold-out shows from New York’s Lincoln Center to Paris’ famed Théâtre du Châtelet. Her smashes include the solo show, “An American Journey,” which features a carefully culled collection of songs to detail an immigration narrative, and her imaginative “What Would Petula Do? A Tribute to Petula Clark,” which has earned prestigious international acclaim throughout America and Europe.