Lisa Loeb and Joan Osborne, two unmistakable voices of the ‘90s, team up for a special evening to mark the 30th anniversaries of their breakthrough albums — Loeb’s Tails and Osborne’s Relish. Revisit the songs that shaped a generation, alongside new music and career-spanning fan favorites. Both Tails and Relish were landmark albums that transcended genres, blending folk, pop and rock with deeply personal storytelling. Loeb’s “Stay (I Missed You)” and Osborne’s “One of Us” became defining anthems of the era, and their impact continues to resonate with longtime fans and new audiences alike. 

Osborne has a voice that is unique, and she knows how to use it.

— No Depression

[Loeb’s] songwriting is succinct, direct and personal. She uses words economically to expose the tattered fabric of battered relationships in an intelligent fashion.

— Slant

Osborne has a voice that is unique, and she knows how to use it.

— No Depression

[Loeb’s] songwriting is succinct, direct and personal. She uses words economically to expose the tattered fabric of battered relationships in an intelligent fashion.

— Slant

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