"Juliette's foray into rock and roll is a natural born killer!"
– Amazon
CLEVELAND COUNTY HEALTHCARE SYSTEM PRESENTS
Academy Award Nominee JULIETTE LEWIS
ArtistDirect.com says:
"Juliette Lewis wants to take you to outer space. Her live show isn't so much a concert as it is an intergalactic experience... played out in epic fashion... hypnotic and heartfelt... the space-captain-ess rolled David Bowie and Joan Jett into one raucous stage show that can't be imitated... As her fiery eyes darted across the crowd, it was clear that Juliette is a woman on a mission... She soared to vocal heights that'd make Robert Plant smile...A rock and roll rush with kamikaze instrumental fireworks and a fury of emotions..."
The BBC says:
"An obliquely psychedelic kind of heat haze that sometimes recalls the peyote swagger of Jane's Addiction... Her Janis and Patti damaged hollering elevates sometimes rather prosaic material to greater heights of intensity... Juliette Lewis deserves better than to be filed away alongside other Hollywood luminaries who've tried their hand at this rock star lark."
Music OMH (UK) says:
"An air of bemusement seems to follow Hollywood film stars when they embark on a musical career, partially because we're wondering why they'd want to, but mainly because most of the output is pretty damn awful. Fortunately this doesn't apply to Juliette Lewis who after five years, three albums and numerous tours and festivals is still going strong."
INK19.com says:
"Strutting onstage, the actress turned singer savored the screams before plowing face first into a breathless set of songs and attitude that owe thanks both to PJ Harvey and the Kinks... Her confidence could be intimidating to faint hearted fans but for the most part it's invigorating... She crawls across the stage, she sings mere fragments of an inch from fans' faces, and she somehow manages to hold contact with virtually every hungry pair of eyes in the room.
Who knows if this animalistic, sensual being is a character she pulls out of her hat for her tours, and who really cares? The connection is real and the songs are the perfect soundtrack to a sticky sweet Saturday night."
Music OMH (UK) says:
