Wendy Woo
When Wendy Woo’s Girl Crush takes the stage for Mission Valley Live, it’s more than just a concert—it’s a full-bodied celebration of music, community, and creative energy. Set for April 24 at 7 p.m. at the Polson High School Auditorium, this performance promises an electrifying evening that blends powerhouse vocals, skilled musicianship, and a spirit of joyful connection. Tickets are $15 at the door.
Mission Valley Live, known for presenting high-quality performances that enrich the local community, provides the perfect promotion for Woo’s dynamic show. As a nonprofit dedicated to bringing professional entertainment and educational outreach to the region, the organization curates experiences that resonate far beyond the stage—and Wendy Woo’s Girl Crush fits that mission seamlessly.
At the heart of the performance is Wendy Woo herself, a Colorado-based singer-songwriter celebrated for her soulful voice, magnetic stage presence, and genre-defying style. Backed by her all-female band, Girl Crush, Woo delivers a vibrant mix of original songs and reimagined favorites that span rock, folk, pop, and beyond.
But Girl Crush is more than a band—it’s a musical experience rooted in empowerment and diversity. Each performance pays tribute to the artists who have shaped the soundscape while showcasing the group’s own creative identity. From high-energy anthems to intimate acoustic moments, the setlist is designed to move audiences emotionally and physically.
Woo’s decades-long career has made her a staple of the Colorado music scene and beyond. Known for her entrepreneurial spirit, she has built an independent music empire, managing her own label, booking, and production—an approach that has earned her both industry respect and a fiercely loyal fanbase.
For audiences in Mission Valley, this performance is a rare opportunity to experience a seasoned artist at the height of her craft. Whether you’re drawn by the music, the message, or the unmistakable energy of a live show done right, Wendy Woo’s Girl Crush is set to deliver a night that lingers long after the final note.