Set List
- Piece of My Heart
written by Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Russell, recorded by Janis Joplin - Dancing in the Street
written by Marvin Gaye, Ivy George Hunter & William Stevenson, recorded by Martha Reeves - So Far Away
written and recorded by Carole King - Flashdance… What a Feeling
written by Irene Cara and Giorgio Moroder, recorded by Irene Cara - Both Sides Now
written and recorded by Joni Mitchell - Freeway of Love
written by Jeffrey Cohen and Narada Michael Walden, recorded by Aretha Franklin - Up on the Roof
written by Carole King and Gerald Coffin, recorded by Carole King - Love is a Battlefield
written by Holly Knight and Michael Chapman, recorded by Pat Benatar - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
written by Carole King, Gerald Coffin & Gerald Wexler, recorded by Carole King
Intermission
- Pick Up the Pieces
written and recorded by the Average White Band - I Love Rock n’ Roll
written by Jake Hooker Richards and Allan Sachs, recorded by Joan Jett - These Dreams
written by Martin Page and Bernard Taupin, recorded by Heart - The Best
written by Holly Knight and Michael Chapman, Recorded by Tina Turner - I Feel the Earth Move
written and recorded by Carole King - You’ve Got A Friend
written and recorded by Carole King - Hit Me With Your Best Shot
written by Edward Schwartz, recorded by Pat Benatar - What’s Love Got Got To Do with It
written by Terence Ernest Britten and Graham Hamilton Lyle, recorded by Tina Turner - Proud Mary
written by John Cameron Fogerty, recorded by Tina Turner
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Women Rock is a co-production of Schirmer Theatrical and Greenberg Artists, part of their joint Symphonic Experience catalogue.
Artists

Shayna Steele
Vocals
Shayna Steele’s career started the age of 15, appearing on Ed McMahon’s Star Search. In 2005 Steele found herself in a genre she had no experience with: Electronica. Hearing that Moby “needed a screamer” for a track off his new album Hotel, Steele became the vocalist for the disc’s second single “Raining Again.” Two years later, she provided vocals for “Extreme Ways (2007)” – Moby’s theme song to The Jason Bourne films – and in early 2008, “Disco Lies“, the first single off of Moby’s 2008 release Last Night. She provided vocals on the Hairspray film soundtrack, Sex and the City 2 soundtrack, NBC’s Smash, the 2008 Summer Olympic highlights on BBC and the 2021 release of In the Heights (Motion Picture Soundtrack). Steele has made television guest appearances on HBO’s The Sopranos and reprised her Broadway role with the “Dynamites” in NBC’s Hairspray Live. Steele has been seen as a Broadway ensemble member in shows such as Rent and Hairspray and has supported artists like Bette Midler, Rihanna, and Kelly Clarkson. Steele released her 3rd studio album Watch Me Fly following the success of her album Rise (Ropeadope Records) in 2015 which reached #3 on the U.S. iTunes jazz charts.
Steele has appeared as a soloist and guest artist with over 40 symphony orchestras throughout North America. Her most recent solo concert Nothin’ but the Blues, written and conducted by Maestro Jeff Tyzik, is one of many highlights in her symphonic solo career. She continues to tour all over the world with her band playing her original music, is a regular guest artist with GRAMMY® Award winning trumpeter Chris Botti and is recording her 4th studio album set to release in 2023.

Kelly LeVesque
Vocals
Kelly Levesque (pronounced Le-Vek) is a singer-songwriter from New York who began her career in the studio at the age of three with her musician-father recording her first notes. Kelly has had two Top Five Billboard Classical Crossover Albums and has performed as a soloist on leading international stages such as Royal Albert Hall, The Sydney Opera House, The Kennedy Center, Budokan, Staples Center, The White House, and Madison Square Garden. Kelly has also shared the stage with such artists as: Sting, Jamie Foxx, Andrea Bocelli, David Foster, Josh Groban, Michael Bolton, Smokey Robinson, John Legend, Patti LaBelle, and many more. Levesque has been honored to perform for International Royalty, four US Presidents and His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI.
www.KellyL.com

Brie Cassil
Vocals
Brie Cassil is a singer, actor, and composer based out of Chicago, IL. Original from Missouri, Brie moved to NYC straight out of high school, and has since starred in musical productions such as Mimi in Rent, Little Sally in Urinetown, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, and Suzy in the Off-Broadway cast of The Marvelous Wonderettes.
Cassil has had the opportunity to perform all over the world. From leading workshops in Brazil, to opening for Adler with her original band, Rebel. Most recently, Cassil had the privilege of performing at the prestigious Carnegie Hall, in the new musical SuperYou. She is very grateful to be able to do what she loves, traveling around the world and singing the music of her biggest influences, with many of the world’s best orchestras.

Jake Navarro
Drums
Jake Navarro is a NYC based rock drummer who studied Jazz/Commercial music at Five Towns College in Long Island, NY. He was a Music Director for Carnival Cruise Lines and tours with multiple Pops shows, performing with symphony orchestras all over the country. He is also a children’s’ music teacher, a studio/touring musician for various artists, and he performs with several major event bands in the NY metropolitan region.
Creative Team
Robert Thompson
Creative Producer
Jeff Tyzik
Producer & Arranger
Jami Greenberg
Producer & Booking Agent
Betsey Perlmutter
Producer
Alex Kosick
Associate Producer

Schirmer Theatrical is a concert production company specializing in the creation of symphonic experiences, film with live orchestra concerts, and theatrical productions.

Greenberg Artists is an artist management and concert production company striving to bring the highest level of talent and musical integrity to audiences around the world.