2008 Woodie Awards
Kate Voegele shines during stop in R.I.
Libby Segal
Issue date: 2/27/08 Section: Entertainment
Kate then sang "Wish You Were" and "Top of the World" off her recent album, Don't Look Away.
"You're amazing," the crowd yelled. "You guys are amazing," she yelled back, and then started a string of songs including "No Good," "I Won't Disagree," and "Devil In Me." During "Devil In Me," Voegele took an intermission and left the stage while the band rocked out, keeping the audience on their feet.
When Voegele reemerged, the audience was off the wall. She and the band finished "Devil In Me," and the band left the stage.
Voegele went on with the show with just her keyboardist. She mentioned that the next song she was going to sing, "Kindly Unspoken," was one of her favorites.
It was one of the crowd's favorites as well, as they recognized it from Voegele's debut on "One Tree Hill" in the episode "It's Alright Ma, I am Only Bleeding." Voegele's vocals on "Kindly Unspoken" were immensely enjoyed by the crowd as she hit each note flawlessly.
As the song came to an end, the band came back on stage for the song "Might Have Been," before Voegele closed out with her single "Only Fooling Myself." It felt like the most upbeat song, as the audience members flung their hips and sang along.
Voegele's night didn't end with "Only Fooling Myself" though, as she headed over to the merchandise table. Immediately a line began to form, and fans were getting autographs and pictures taken with the star.
University of Rhode Island junior Jess DeRoche asked, "How do you like being on 'One Tree Hill?'"
"I love it," Voegele answered.
That's probably a good thing, because her fans definitely love her.
"You're amazing," the crowd yelled. "You guys are amazing," she yelled back, and then started a string of songs including "No Good," "I Won't Disagree," and "Devil In Me." During "Devil In Me," Voegele took an intermission and left the stage while the band rocked out, keeping the audience on their feet.
When Voegele reemerged, the audience was off the wall. She and the band finished "Devil In Me," and the band left the stage.
Voegele went on with the show with just her keyboardist. She mentioned that the next song she was going to sing, "Kindly Unspoken," was one of her favorites.
It was one of the crowd's favorites as well, as they recognized it from Voegele's debut on "One Tree Hill" in the episode "It's Alright Ma, I am Only Bleeding." Voegele's vocals on "Kindly Unspoken" were immensely enjoyed by the crowd as she hit each note flawlessly.
As the song came to an end, the band came back on stage for the song "Might Have Been," before Voegele closed out with her single "Only Fooling Myself." It felt like the most upbeat song, as the audience members flung their hips and sang along.
Voegele's night didn't end with "Only Fooling Myself" though, as she headed over to the merchandise table. Immediately a line began to form, and fans were getting autographs and pictures taken with the star.
University of Rhode Island junior Jess DeRoche asked, "How do you like being on 'One Tree Hill?'"
"I love it," Voegele answered.
That's probably a good thing, because her fans definitely love her.