Amanda Palmer

Amanda Palmer is an internationally renowned musician, writer, and performance artist. She is best known as the lead singer of cult-favorite cabaret-punk duo The Dresden Dolls. Amanda has released two solo albums, who killed Amanda Palmer (2008) and Theatre Is Evil (2012). Palmer has also written two books, including The Art of Asking (2014) and the memoir, The Bed Songs (2015).



An artist at heart, Amanda has been making her mark on the music scene since her days in high school. Her bold and brash attitude combined with her knack for expressive songwriting quickly made her a much beloved figure in the underground music world. She continued on this path during her time in the band The Dresden Dolls, with whom she has released four studio albums and which have since become cult classics for alternative music fans around the world.

Amanda has also been a solo artist since 2008 and has released two albums, who killed Amanda Palmer (2008) and Theatre is Evil (2012). These albums have been praised for their sharp lyricism, bold artistic expression, and wise-beyond-her-years themes. In theaters, she has performed provocative shows that blur the line between cabaret, rock, and theater. Her unique mix of styles has gained her a devoted following with fans of different musical genres coming together to appreciate her work.

Aside from her musical work, Palmer has also been an avid and vocal supporter of the arts. In 2012, she founded the non-profit organization “The Art of Asking” which was designed to help artists make ends meet while pursuing their artistic dreams. She also published her first book, The Art of Asking (2014) in which she discussed the importance of financial transparency and DIY culture in the artist community. Her second book, The Bed Songs (2015) is a memoir exploring her journey as an artist.

Additionally, she is an outspoken activist for a variety of social issues, including mental health awareness and providing equitable support for independent artists. She has been a frequent guest on television Talk Shows and has been featured in documentaries and biopics focusing on her life and art. Palmer also regularly runs workshops teaching songwriting and performing.

In conclusion, Amanda Palmer is one of the most influential musicians, writers and performance artists of the modern era. She has pushed boundaries in her music, her art, and her advocacy. Her boldness and creativity have earned her the respect and love of fans around the world. She has also been a steadfast advocate for independent artists and a vocal proponent of financial transparency and DIY culture. Through her books, interviews, and performances, Palmer continues to challenge culture, express her unique vision and make her mark on the world.