Name: Jane Symmes
Start: 2026-04-08T20:00:00-07:00
Location: 777 Valencia Street San Francisco CA 94110

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Jane Symmes is preparing to release her debut full-length album, Fool, on April 10, 2026, celebrating with an official album release show at The Chapel in San Francisco.
Fool is an intimate, introspective body of work that explores the vulnerability of wanting more from life while grappling with self-doubt—the tension between believing in your purpose and fearing you’re foolish for trying. The album’s emotional core is captured in the closing track’s refrain: “Am I just a fool to believe in myself?”
The lead single, “Keeping Your Sweater,” sets the tone for the record with its nostalgic warmth and emotional honesty. Lyrics like “Tell me, are you satisfied / Did you ever figure out what’s on the other side” reflect the album’s themes of searching, connection, and self-reflection. Sonically, the project blends indie folk textures with timeless songwriting, creating a sound that feels warm, reflective, and deeply human.
Jane’s album release show will feature the full live debut of Fool, alongside select previously released songs, offering audiences both a cohesive artistic statement and a dynamic, emotionally engaging live experience.
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