Allegra Krieger (USA)
Eltham Hotel, 441 Eltham Road, 2480 Eltham Directions
Thu 26.11.2026 19:00
Allegra Krieger is a New York City-based songwriter and composer. With her unique blend of folk, rock, and indie pop influences, she captivates audiences with her soulful vocals and introspective lyrics. Drawing inspiration from artists like Pearla, Kitba, and Madeline Kenney, Allegra creates music that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.
Her songs are characterized by their raw honesty and vulnerability, as she explores themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. With each performance, Allegra delivers a powerful and intimate experience that leaves listeners feeling deeply connected to her music.
Having shared the stage with notable acts such as Jana Horn, Fust, Johanna Samuels, Shalom,and Charlotte Cornfield, Allegra has established herself as a rising star in the indie music scene. Her latest album showcases her growth as an artist and highlights her ability to craft beautifully crafted melodies that linger long after the last note fades.
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Allegra Krieger
“I Keep My Feet on the Fragile Plane” – Allegra Krieger’s fourth record and her first with Double Double Whammy – is her most mature and alluring work yet. It contains all the signatures of her best lyricism: delicate and precise phrasings, moments that flicker between beauty and banality, meaning that forms through the accretion of observations, memories, and unexpected adages. This is an album that is at once post-theistic and devoted to a relationship with the divine, each song blinking in and out of “the fragile plane,” a place Krieger describes as “a middle ground in the universe,” both abstract and peaceful, where time, bodies, and names don’t exist.
Krieger’s peripateticism has clearly informed her songwriting. She spent her childhood on the blistering beaches and cold Catholic pews of northern Florida. Before settling in Chinatown, she drifted through suburban Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Portugal, Italy, and Ireland cleaning motel rooms, planting trees, tending bars, and picking olives. In “Terribly Free”, she walks with the rats in Manhattan; in “I Wanted to Be” she bites into a ripe orange somewhere in the south; in “Nothing in This World Ever Stays Still” she stands o
