Andrew Lipke Trio,  Dirty Dollhouse & Emily Drinker

Get ready for a night of unforgettable music at The Fallser Winter Music Festival Day 3, featuring three of Philadelphia’s dynamic acts. The Andrew Lipke Trio brings a wealth of experience,  powerful musicianship, intricate arrangements, and a deep love for rock ‘n’ roll. Dirty Dollhouse, led by Chelsea Mitchell, blends folk, retro-pop, and country with strikingly intimate songwriting with raw emotion and haunting melodies. Rounding out the night is Emily Drinker, whose soulful mix of folk, pop, and rock has earned her accolades and a devoted following. Join us for a night where storytelling, musicianship, and passion take center stage.

Andrew Lipke Trio

The Andrew Lipke Trio is made up of Andrew Lipke, Phil D’Agostino, and Chris Giraldi.  All three have been involved in countless recordings and projects by local and regional artists, some of which are: Rachael Yamagata, Lesley Gore, Amos Lee, Mutlu, Dirty Dollhouse, Griz, Chris Kasper, Hezekiah Jones, Martin Sexton, Get The Led Out, Ben Arnold, Birdie Busch, Greg Laswell, Ingrid Michaelson, Trevor Hall, Phil Roy, Stereo League, Kate Gaffney, and The MSHN.  Chris is an in demand session and live drummer, Phil is the best bass player in town, and Andrew loves arranging music for and conducting symphony orchestras around the country. They also really love playing rock music together.

Dirty Dollhouse

Dirty Dollhouse, spearheaded by Bucks County’s own Chelsea Mitchell, merges folk, retro-pop, and country. Their latest album “The End,” released November 2024, takes listeners through a poignant narrative of love, loss, and healing, reminding us that with every ending comes a new beginning.

Emily Drinker

Emily Drinker is an independent singer-songwriter from Philadelphia. Her soulful brand of folk, pop, and rock goes down smooth, whether she’s performing with her powerhouse band, the Funky T, or in a more intimate format, incorporating live looping. Emily’s song “5th Ave” won Song of the Year at the 2024 Hometown Hero Homey Awards (on Delaware Public Media), and the song was a finalist in the 2023 John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Her 5-piece band has played at many regional festivals including Musikfest, the Wayne Music Fest, and the main stage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and they were recently named “Best Band” at the 2024 Homey Awards. Emily has opened for Pat Benatar, Rufus Wainwright, Switchfoot, Bakithi Kumalo, and JD Souther, among others. In addition to a busy performance schedule in Philly and its surrounding areas, Emily enjoys working as a session vocalist, performing in half a dozen local bands, sharing exclusive content with her lovely community on Patreon, running a group for women in the Philly music scene (Calliope Coalition), hosting a festival in her backyard with her band/housemates (CINNAMiN Fest!), and hosting “The Smiling Banjo Podcast,” a new video podcast about the Philadelphia Folk Festival which features interviews with some of the festival’s recent performers.

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