Keri Noble is a piano-driven singer/songwriter whose passion and penchant for living life on her own terms radiates from her music. Her alto voice has a depth of character brimming with charisma, and prompted The Washington Post to compare her to Melissa Etheridge. And for one night only, on Friday, October 17, Keri will perform on the stage of Pioneer Place.

Her 2009 self-titled Telarc release brought her more US success, including a song on Gray’s Anatomy and an appearance on CBS’s The Early Show. 2009 also brought more national attention as Kelly Clarkson recorded her song ”If No One Will Listen”, and included it on her Grammy-nominated album All I Ever Wanted.

2010 started out with a two week tour of Iraq to entertain the soldiers, which prompted Noble to write a song for the troops entitled “You’re Home”. It was made available on her website as a free download exclusively for the soldiers and their families. “I wanted to be able to do something to show my appreciation for the incredible sacrifice, not only the soldiers are making, but the families that they leave behind.” In addition to Iraq, she became a Sun Country Airlines featured artist, and toured Japan and North America.

Noble’s last US album, When It Don’t Come Easy, was released in September 2010 on her own label, KikoSaysSo Music. In November of this year, Keri will release her much anticipated follow-up album, Softer Place To Land.

Keri Noble continues to tour throughout the US and Asia in support of her music.