A Night of Queens is a celebration of women songwriters, rooted in connection and creative power. While the evening honors Amy Jay on her West Coast tour, Mojave Gold has expanded the moment into something larger—bringing together three remarkable artists for a shared stage devoted entirely to female voices. In a landscape where women-led art remains underrepresented, this night stands as both a showcase and a statement: a gathering of strength, vulnerability, and undeniable talent. Three songwriters, one stage, all heart—this is a night for the goddesses

AMY JAY New York based indie alt-folk singer songwriter Amy Jay’s songs are like plastic knives—pliable, yet cutting. She is a master of exploring what makes the vulnerable acceptable, embracing nervous laughter in awkward situations, and alluding to the Joycean concept of what makes the universal specific. Throughout her new album, Mnemonics, she transforms mantras of self-help folk songs into fully formed indie rock panoramas that alternatingly float, stun, and comfort. Amy Jay’s Mnemonics is out now via Mother West

Anna Olivia is an East Coast–born poet, songwriter, and wordsmith who made her home in Joshua Tree, where she quickly became a vital part of the high desert’s creative pulse. A member of King Madre, she writes and performs music that blends lyrical depth with a quiet, spiritual mysticism. Known for her kindness and gentle nature, Anna carries a rare, magnetic presence—her words lingering like desert wind, soft yet powerful.

Dominique Gomez is the Los Angeles–based frontwoman of Dominique and the Diamonds, known for her smoky vocals, poetic lyricism, and effortlessly cool presence. Blending elements of indie, soul, and vintage pop, she crafts music that feels both intimate and cinematic, with a style rooted in classic influence yet distinctly modern.