Kitty Donohoe w/ David Mosher

If hearing the name Kitty Donohoe brings to mind an award-winning songwriter with three critically acclaimed albums to her credit, who successfully merges her Irish and American roots in her music, you'd be right.

In the 70’s Kitty moved to the town of Lansing, in the middle of Michigan, where she began working as a full-time musician.  At a Folk Alliance Conference in Cleveland in 2000, Kitty met Ann Arbor multi-instrumentalist David Mosher. An immediate friendship between them became a musical one as well, with Mosher co-producing Kitty’s next CD with her.  Her song about September 11, “There Are No Words,” received a Michigan EMMY and has been performed by Paul Stookey, of Peter, Paul and Mary fame.  

“Northern Border”, is getting airplay around the country and it contains her 9/11 song “There Are No Words”, which is being used in a Pentagon film about their September 11th experience.  On hearing the song, Kitty and her band have been invited to perform it at the unveiling of the Pentagon 9/11 Memorial on September 11, 2008.  

She is also a member of the Southeast Michigan Songwriting Collective, The Yellow Room Gang.  You can often see her performing around the state with her other gang members.

Multi-Instrumentalist David Mosher will join Kitty for this special concert.  David performs with many of the area's best songwriters, and is also a gifted singer-songwriter.