For more than 23 years, Alice DiMicele has been playing her unique blend of Americana, groove folk, and acoustic soul to crowds across the United States. Based in the Pacific Northwest, DiMicele's music celebrates the natural world and the people in it. Well-known for unique voice, original songs, and soulful delivery Alice has the ability to both turn a noisy bar silent within a few notes, and rock any festival stage with her full band.  

Alice's vocal prowess and acoustic guitar style has attracted some of the West Coast's most sought after players to join her band. The Alice DiMicele Band includes Jeff Pevar on guitar, mandolin, lap steel, dobro and ukelele (Ray Charles, Ricki Lee Jones, CPR, Jazz Is Dead), Damian Erskine on Bass (Peter Erskine Trio, Gino Vannelli), Russ Kleiner on Drums (Curtis Salgado, Tony Furtado, Sam Howard), Mikey Stevens on Trumpet and Flugelhorn (Maynard Ferguson, Gypsy Soul), and Duke Davis on Saxophones (State of Jefferson). Other regular band members are longtime collaborators Rob Kohler on bass (Stanford Jazz Workshop), drummers Brian West (The Sugar Beets, Halie Loren, The Daddys) and Reinhardt Melz,  and  Stevie James Wright on acoustic guitar and mandolin (Little Women, Jerry Joseph, X-Angels). Alice also plays solo and in a duo with Bassist Bobby Vega (Sly Stone, Zero, Etta James), and has welcomed specials guests on her festival sets including Joe Craven, saxophonist Brandon Fields,  Bob Evoniuk, and Crystal Reeves among others. She has shared billings with musical luminaries such as Bonnie Raitt, Joan Baez, David Grisman, Steve Winwood, Michael Franti, JJ Cale, Arlo Guthrie and has performed at prestigious festivals including:  Strawberry Music Festival, High Sierra, Oregon Country Fair, Earthdance, Health and Harmony,  Britt Festivals, Joshua Tree Music Festivals.

With 11 previous solo recordings under her belt,  Alice’s new album Lucky Dogs features her incredible band and was produced by Rob Seifert Gage (The Eels, Porno for Pyros, Mike Watt, Speed of Darkness). The record contains 15 original songs including a remake of her classic tune "It's A Miracle" from the 1989 release of the same name.

"Alice's music has that great combination of earthiness and groove that keeps it funky from the inside out. She's for real."
(Bonnie Raitt)

"With an impressive five-octave range, her music is intense, sensual, and above all, soulful" (Dirty Linen)

"Alice DiMicele writes songs of consciousness and loving patience for the world we live in and, more importantly, delivers them with a sincerity, power and positivity that wakes the heart and gives us refreshment for hope. It's a pleasure to play with her whenever this 'ol boy gets the chance." (Joe Craven)

"...her rich, jazzy vocals, laid upon a bed of easygoing folk pop, are as warm and inviting as a cup of thick cocoa." (The Oregonian)

"Alice DiMicele has 'that thing' that every other singer wants...that mix of amazing technique and dirty grit that will put you in that magic place right between crying and laughing. She's a waterfall of soul!" (Sid Lewis, Crazygrass and founder of Acoustic College and Jamming 101 Seminars)