Jesca Hoop with Gracie and Rachel at MilkBoy Friday, February 3, 2023 7:30 PM Doors | 8:30 PM Show 21+ All Things MilkBoy Philly - Come early or stay late for a bite to eat at our full-service bar and restaurant! Peep the Menu - Unsure how to get to MilkBoy? Click Here for Directions - Have Questions? Explore our FAQ & Contact Us if you need more help. - Planning a private event? MilkBoy has you covered! About Jesca Hoop Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Jesca Hoop returns with her sixth album, Order of Romance, a record that fortifies her position as one of the most striking and original voices in contemporary music. Order of Romance is Hoop's most intricate and finely balanced album to date, one that draws on classic song writing, recalling anything from Gershwin to Paul Simon, but creating something that is unmistakably, indelibly Jesca Hoop. Like a lot of tour ready musicians in 2020, Jesca Hoop suddenly found she had time on her hands, and like a lot of musicians, with stages blacked out, she turned her work inward. As it was for many people, those housebound days were some of the most tumultuous of her life, and she found the discipline and balance of a daily writing routine essential in coping with the unknowns that assailed us all during that time. But Order of Romance is most assuredly not a journaling of the last two years. It is a deep dive into craft. As Jesca says “I set out to mature as a writer, to further clarity my voice and stance, through melodies and phrases only I can construct. Order of Romance feels like every person, character, or artist, I ever was over the many seasons of my life was handed an instrument to play across the songs.” About Gracie and Rachel Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Spotify Gracie and Rachel, the collaborative duo of keyboardist Gracie Coates and violinist Rachel Ruggles, have been praised by NPR to “make unforgettable, surprising music.” The duo’s new album “Hello Weakness, You make Me Strong” explores the depths of their emotional states and the walls we build up inside ourselves. It’s music to excavate our inner fears and help us find the empowerment from within.