Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz, the “slow-burning, steadily rising duo [that] exudes gentle elegance” (NPR), add a second full-band headlining show after selling out night one. They’ve sold out every one of their headlining US performances in 2018, and the tender acoustics of new album Tides Of A Teardrop (Yep Roc) sounds heavier and more expansive on stage.
Songwriter Andrew Marlin and multi-instrumentalist Emily Frantz make their headlining Ryman debut. This is a special add-on to the duo’s 2019 tour as their grassroots success story continues to grow. This follows a stellar 2018 in which they sold out every one of their headlining US performances, and new album 'Tides Of A Teardrop' (Yep Roc) is building on 100 million catalog streams and 1.3 million monthly Spotify listeners while earning early praise from Rolling Stone Country, Paste and NPR Music, which hail the North Carolinians as a "slow-burning, steadily rising duo [that] exudes gentle elegance."
In honor of his new album, Room 41 (September 6th via Lightning Rod Records), Cauthen extends his 2019 tour. The “muscular voiced outlaw” (LA Times) recently toured with Margo Price, Midland, Elle King, and Ryan Bingham, and Uproxx declared that Cauthen’s “live show is unmissable.”
Tuesday, Sept 10 / EXIT/IN / 8 PM
Wednesday, Sept 11 / Basement East / 10 PM
Thursday, Sept 12 / The Anchor / 9:30 PM
You may have spotted Payne playing Jerry Lee Lewis in Walk The Line – now see the GRAMMY-nominated songwriter (co-writes with Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack, Ashley Monroe, more) at this year’s AmericanaFest.
In honor of his new album, Room 41 (September 6th via Lightning Rod Records), Cauthen extends his 2019 tour. The “muscular voiced outlaw” (LA Times) recently toured with Margo Price, Midland, Elle King, and Ryan Bingham, and Uproxx declared that Cauthen’s “live show is unmissable.”
Tuesday, Sept 10 / EXIT/IN / 8 PM
Wednesday, Sept 11 / Basement East / 10 PM
Thursday, Sept 12 / The Anchor / 9:30 PM
Shakespeare storytelling meets folk-pop in a typically rousing Amy Speace set. This tour highlights new songs from Me And The Ghost Of Charlemagne, Speace’s most spare and stripped-down album about life and death and the journey of all dreamers.
In honor of his new album, Room 41 (September 6th via Lightning Rod Records), Cauthen extends his 2019 tour. The “muscular voiced outlaw” (LA Times) recently toured with Margo Price, Midland, Elle King, and Ryan Bingham, and Uproxx declared that Cauthen’s “live show is unmissable.”
Tuesday, Sept 10 / EXIT/IN / 8 PM
Wednesday, Sept 11 / Basement East / 10 PM
Thursday, Sept 12 / The Anchor / 9:30 PM
You may have spotted Payne playing Jerry Lee Lewis in Walk The Line – now see the GRAMMY-nominated songwriter (co-writes with Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack, Ashley Monroe, more) at this year’s AmericanaFest.
This eight-piece Pittsburgh powerhouse, led by fiery, Joe Cocker-like frontman Clinton Clegg, will win you over with a sound “so explosive...it [could] summon a biblical thunderstorm” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette). The band will preview new album Pressure (August 16th via Jullian Records) through songs like “Do Right,” which American Songwriter says, “radiates true soul” and “reverberates through your core.” They’ve shared the stage with Gary Clark Jr. and performed on the Outlaw Music Festival tour with Willie Nelson, Van Morrison, Sturgill Simpson, and more.
Over an influential 60-year career, the “Godfather of Americana” (Rolling Stone) has toured with the Beatles, backed Bo Diddley and Howlin’ Wolf, and performed SNL multiple times. The multi-GRAMMY winner keeps moving in 2019 with a tour with his band, the Self-Made Men + Dana.
Cauthen celebrates the release of his new album Room 41 (September 6th via Lightning Rod Records) with this Opry show. Uproxx declared that Cauthen’s “live show is unmissable.” He’ll bring that show to the Opry stage and play with the house band. The “muscular voiced outlaw” (LA Times) recently toured with Margo Price, Midland, Elle King, and Ryan Bingham.
The GRAMMY-winning MacArthur "Genius" Grant recipient tours behind a number of new 2019 projects including there is no Other (Nonesuch), an album recorded with Italian multi-instrumentalist Francesco Turrisi that is at once a condemnation of "othering" and a celebration of the ties that bind.
