Lisa Bouchelle

"In a world full of talented female artists such as Sheryl Crow and Melissa Etheridge, Lisa Bouchelle just may rise to the top of the genre..."
- The East Coast Rocker, New Jersey, USA -

"Lisa Bouchelle is a talent and personality that inspires many, much
like Mona Lisa did for Leonardo di Vinci a few hundred years ago... Ms. Bouchelle may be compared favorably to the great female singers of our time..."
- High Wire Daze, Los Angeles, CA -

"Lisa's vocals are really great... this girl is one of the best female singers from the US at the moment..."
- Strutter Magazine, the Netherlands -

"Lisa Bouchelle is more than just a pretty face, and more than just a great vocalist... she's destined to become a real 'artist' to be reckoned with..."
- Jersey Style Magazine -

"...a voice that can be very strong, exceptionally smooth and full of
soul at any given time..."
- The Scene Monthly, Northeastern PA -

"Bouchelle seems to have the goods... and her striking good looks (she's a part-time model) certainly don't serve as a roadblock to success..."
- Atlantic City Press, Atlantic City, NJ -

"...turning heads for quite some time. Not only for Lisa's striking looks, but for the unique blend of musical influences... a talented artist at the top of her creative game... takes the listener on a ride through an aural and emotional roller coaster."
- Powerplay Magazine, UK -

"...stunning vocal work, wonderful voice, full of power, with an extensive range and a unique theatricality..."
- Russell Elliott, Musical Discoveries E-Zine -

"Lisa Bouchelle (in passato con i progster MASTERMIND), vocalist straordinaria..."
- Slam Party Rock Zine, Italy - - Various

"In a world full of talented female artists such as Sheryl Crow and Melissa Etheridge, Lisa Bouchelle just may rise to the top of the genre..."
- The East Coast Rocker, New Jersey, USA -

"Lisa Bouchelle is a talent and personality that inspires many, much
like Mona Lisa did for Leonardo di Vinci a few hundred years ago... Ms. Bouchelle may be compared favorably to the great female singers of our time..."
- High Wire Daze, Los Angeles, CA -

"Lisa's vocals are really great... this girl is one of the best female singers from the US at the moment..."
- Strutter Magazine, the Netherlands -

"Lisa Bouchelle is more than just a pretty face, and more than just a great vocalist... she's destined to become a real 'artist' to be reckoned with..."
- Jersey Style Magazine -

"...a voice that can be very strong, exceptionally smooth and full of
soul at any given time..."
- The Scene Monthly, Northeastern PA -

"Bouchelle seems to have the goods... and her striking good looks (she's a part-time model) certainly don't serve as a roadblock to success..."
- Atlantic City Press, Atlantic City, NJ -

"...turning heads for quite some time. Not only for Lisa's striking looks, but for the unique blend of musical influences... a talented artist at the top of her creative game... takes the listener on a ride through an aural and emotional roller coaster."
- Powerplay Magazine, UK -

"...stunning vocal work, wonderful voice, full of power, with an extensive range and a unique theatricality..."
- Russell Elliott, Musical Discoveries E-Zine -

"Lisa Bouchelle (in passato con i progster MASTERMIND), vocalist straordinaria..."
- Slam Party Rock Zine, Italy - - Various

THE AQUARIAN
BRYAN ADAMS/LISA BOUCHELLE
MARCH 12, 2004
THE TAJ MAHAL ARENA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ

A packed house filled the arena at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City for the hit-laced show Bryan Adams puts on whenever he hits the road. The audience spanned all age groups, and they knew the words to almost all of the songs Bryan pulled from his extensive catalog of rock radio staples.
The show began, however, with something the crowd wasn't expecting... a set from local rising star Lisa Bouchelle that transfixed all those in the arena, and drew a response rarely seen from an opening act not familiar to most in the audience.
From the first notes of her opening number, "A Kiss Is Worth 1,000 Words," it seemed she had the crowd in the palm of her hand. With her striking looks and expressive vocals, she won them over with just an acoustic guitar and a bass accompaniment.
Besides demonstrating her vibrant voice and guitar playing abilities, she treated the crowd to some intricate percussion during "The Detective," a song she performed with only bass guitar, vocal and shaker eggs. When she closed the show with the uptempo "In The End," the applause she drew rivaled that of a veteran concert headliner.
After her performance, she went out into the arena to watch Bryan Adams from out front, but was mobbed by people asking for a picture, an autograph, or a way to get one of her CDs. Several of the celebrities in attendance went out of their way to stop by after the show and let her know how much they liked her performance, including hit songwriter Andrew Fromm, Grammy winning producer Joe Donofrio, and even Bryan Adams himself. "The best looking opening act I've EVER had," laughed Bryan, and he asked her to leave a CD to take with him.
Bryan hit the stage with a tough act to follow, but with hits like "Summer Of '69," "Cuts Like A Knife," and "Everything I Do (I Do It For You)," among others, even a workman-like effort would have sufficed, but he gave it a lot more. He put on a straight ahead rock and roll show that proved you don't need fancy lighting and effects, just great songs and a tight band.
Long time guitarist Keith Scott ripped through the signature solos in many of the songs, and Bryan's voice hasn't aged one bit, with his vocals sounding exactly like they did when he recorded his biggest hits.
The concert was a double winner for music fans... a night of great hits from one of the venerable rock stars of our time, and a coming out party for a star of the future... and judging from the reaction of the crowd at this show, the not-to-distant future at that.
- Aquarian Weekly

THE AQUARIAN
BRYAN ADAMS/LISA BOUCHELLE
MARCH 12, 2004
THE TAJ MAHAL ARENA, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ

A packed house filled the arena at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City for the hit-laced show Bryan Adams puts on whenever he hits the road. The audience spanned all age groups, and they knew the words to almost all of the songs Bryan pulled from his extensive catalog of rock radio staples.
The show began, however, with something the crowd wasn't expecting... a set from local rising star Lisa Bouchelle that transfixed all those in the arena, and drew a response rarely seen from an opening act not familiar to most in the audience.
From the first notes of her opening number, "A Kiss Is Worth 1,000 Words," it seemed she had the crowd in the palm of her hand. With her striking looks and expressive vocals, she won them over with just an acoustic guitar and a bass accompaniment.
Besides demonstrating her vibrant voice and guitar playing abilities, she treated the crowd to some intricate percussion during "The Detective," a song she performed with only bass guitar, vocal and shaker eggs. When she closed the show with the uptempo "In The End," the applause she drew rivaled that of a veteran concert headliner.
After her performance, she went out into the arena to watch Bryan Adams from out front, but was mobbed by people asking for a picture, an autograph, or a way to get one of her CDs. Several of the celebrities in attendance went out of their way to stop by after the show and let her know how much they liked her performance, including hit songwriter Andrew Fromm, Grammy winning producer Joe Donofrio, and even Bryan Adams himself. "The best looking opening act I've EVER had," laughed Bryan, and he asked her to leave a CD to take with him.
Bryan hit the stage with a tough act to follow, but with hits like "Summer Of '69," "Cuts Like A Knife," and "Everything I Do (I Do It For You)," among others, even a workman-like effort would have sufficed, but he gave it a lot more. He put on a straight ahead rock and roll show that proved you don't need fancy lighting and effects, just great songs and a tight band.
Long time guitarist Keith Scott ripped through the signature solos in many of the songs, and Bryan's voice hasn't aged one bit, with his vocals sounding exactly like they did when he recorded his biggest hits.
The concert was a double winner for music fans... a night of great hits from one of the venerable rock stars of our time, and a coming out party for a star of the future... and judging from the reaction of the crowd at this show, the not-to-distant future at that.
- Aquarian Weekly