“A world-class songwriter- performer…with a polished vocal style and songs of substance.”
Steve Wagner ~ American Songwriter

Kiki Ebsen is a versatile performing artist who has built an exciting career as a main stage performer, recording artist and sought after keyboardist. She sings, plays, acts, writes, dances and produces shows and recordings that showcase her unique storytelling talents. As a keyboardist and singer, Kiki has performed with some of the greats in the business including Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Al Jarreau and Christopher Cross. Kiki is an engaging singer and songwriter with several original records to her name. She also created her Joni Mitchell Project to pay respect to one of her favorite singer/songwriters and performs it regularly. She has recorded nine records and her latest “Fill Me Up”, a collection of original songs, is available now at her music store.  Read more…

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Kiki Ebsen in concert

Kiki Ebsen in concert

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Club Louies, 32001 Agoura Road, , Westlake Village, CA 91361

Kiki Ebsen in Concert Original Music • Joni Mitchell • Carole King

Come enjoy dinner and drinks while listening to acclaimed singer-songwriter Kiki Ebsen for an intimate evening of music, stories, and inspiration at Club Louie’s in Westlake Village.

Kiki brings together her own original music with the timeless songs of two of the most influential female singer-songwriters of all time—Joni Mitchell and Carole King. A lifelong musician and storyteller, Kiki’s songwriting was shaped by the remarkable women songwriters of the ’70s. Her own music blends sophisticated musicianship, soulful melodies, and deeply personal lyrics with an unmistakable gift for finding the emotional heart of a song.

With a career spanning more than three decades, Kiki has released nine albums, including four collections of original music—Red, Love Loud, The Beauty Inside, and Fill Me Up—as well as Cool Songs, Vol. 2: The Music of Joni Mitchell. She has performed and recorded with an extraordinary roster of artists, including Christopher Cross, Al Jarreau, Tracy Chapman, Michael McDonald, Boz Scaggs, Chicago, James Ingram, Belinda Carlisle, and Peter Cetera.

Kiki’s passion for Joni Mitchell’s music has grown into an acclaimed concert project of its own. This special evening offers a chance to experience her distinctive interpretations of Mitchell and King alongside the songs that have shaped Kiki’s own musical journey.

“A world-class songwriter-performer…with a polished vocal style and songs of substance.”
— Steve Wagner, American Songwriter

The Band Kiki will be joined by: Fred Schreuders — Guitar
Ken Wild — Bass
Rod Harbour — Drums

Together, they’ll create an intimate, richly musical evening that moves between Kiki’s original songs and the timeless music of Joni Mitchell and Carole King.

Come for the songs. Stay for the stories.

Event Details Sunday, October 4, 2026
Doors: 5:30 PM | Show: 6:00 PM
Club Louie’s — Westlake Village, CA

Tickets: $25-$40

Two-drink minimum required with ticket purchase, Website: clublouies.com

$24-$40

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Click the picture to check out our recent article in Shout Out LA!

Kiki's songs re-discovered after 40 years!

In 1983, while attending the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, I was on a deep dive exploring the sounds and textures of music composition. Surrounded by an array of analog synths, sequencers and drums machines, my tiny dorm room was crowded with Oberheim, Sequential Circuits and Yamaha electronics. My Teac A440 4 track reel-to-reel tape machine was always ready to capture my ideas as quickly as they surfaced. 

It was somewhere during that time that the song "Dreaming" was conceived.  Upon graduation in 1985, I went into 41B Recorders, a well known LA area 48 track recording studio and recorded "Dreaming" on a grander scale. At the urging of my college roommate, I entered the song in The American Collegiate Showcase, a live competition that discovered comic Sinbad and others. (think America's Got Talent). 

I made it to the national finals, held in Los Angeles, CA and, in front of a live audience, host Mary Hart and judges, that included Ned Beatty and Jerry Mathers, won the title "College Entertainer of the Year" in 1986.

"Dreaming" was pressed into a handful of vinyl records for promotion, but because of the demand for my services as a singer, keyboardist and synthesist, my solo career was put on hold. I hit the road as a sideman on world-wide tours with major acts like Chicago, Al Jarreau, James Ingram, Christopher Cross and Tracy Chapman. Seven years passed before I went back into the studio to record my first full length CD "Red". The "Dreaming" 45s and all the other songs I wrote during college went into a box for decades never to be listened to again... until now. 

Earlier this year, a vinyl 45 of "Dreaming" surfaced in a record store where it was discovered by a rep from the Numero Group, a record label that specializes in finding quality unreleased music from the 60s, 70s and 80s. They loved the rich analog sounds and electronic production of "Dreaming" and immediately recognized it as an 80s gem. We signed a licensing deal for "Dreaming", as well several more of my songs from that era, to be released over the coming months. It's thrilling to be "re-discovered" and I couldn't be happier to present these beautiful songs to the world almost 40 years later. 

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