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MILCK Album release show with Jenny Yang and Jason Chu
March 6 7:00 pm PST
Main Stage
Doors Open: 6:30
$18 MILCK invites you to follow her down memory road as she excavates her sometimes misguided yet whole hearted attempts at creating a place she could call home. Join us for a journey back and forwards at the same time, through story and song.
MILCK, born Connie K. Lim, is a voice for change in today’s music scene. Best known for her viral anthem “Quiet,” which became a global rallying cry for women’s rights, MILCK blends elements of pop, soul, and alternative genres with a focus on poignant lyrics that tackle personal struggles, empowerment, and social justice. Her music has been celebrated by outlets like Billboard and NPR, while also being prominently featured in film and television.
MILCK has collaborated with artists such as John Legend, Natasha Bedingfield, Phillipa Soo, Ani DiFranco, Aloe Blacc, and LeAnn Rimes to create songs rooted in hope, love, and resilience.
Beyond the recording industry, MILCK is expanding her creative reach into theater and mentorship; La Jolla Playhouse has commissioned her and her frequent collaborator AG to develop the music for The Family Album, a musical inspired by MILCK’s life journey, which explores themes of healing and family, set to premiere in 2026. MILCK has also partnered up with UN Girl Up’s girl leaders, creating a study guide about sexual assault awareness, activism, storytelling, and healing. From grass roots organizations to public figures like Oprah Winfrey, MILCK’s lyrics have been cited amidst conversations of social and personal change.
Jenny Yang is a Taiwan born, Los Angeles-raised, former labor organizer, standup comedian and tv writer who was named one of Variety’s Top Ten Comics to Watch. She recently starred opposite Michelle Yeoh as an assassin in the Netflix action comedy-drama series, The Brothers Sun. Find her online at jennyyang.tv and at jennyyangtv on Instagram and TikTok.
Jason Chu – rapper | activist | educator
jason chu speaks hope and healing in a hurting world, matching high energy performances with hard-hitting lyricism. As a kid in suburban Delaware, he found a vocabulary for racial identity and liberation in hip-hop culture.
After the show, stick around for the Women’s International Music Network after party—a night of networking, connection, and celebration with a cash bar, complimentary snacks, and plenty of fun. Meet WiMN founder Laura Whitmore and join us in honoring Women’s History Month with an evening of music and community. All are welcome.
Thank you to our sponsors:
The Women’s International Music Network, Positive Grid, Korg and Venus Guitars.
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