Sharon Bailey Band: Album Release - Apr. 20, 2023
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Sharon Bailey takes an Americana playbook and translates it into an original west-coast blend of Alt Country, Folk Roots, and Rock – where the rural and urban collide. The singer/songwriter's 2018 album The Heart of Everything, is now followed up with Play Me A Song, produced by virtuoso musician Adam Dobres and mixed by Juno-nominated multi-instrumentalist Adrian Dolan. Inspired by such artists as Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams and Natalie Merchant, Bailey's lush and luminous new work showcases melodic hooks and memorable lines amidst the stellar musicianship of her band. sharonbaileymusic.com
The show will feature Tyler Lieb (Leeroy Stagger, Sarah Osborne Richard Moody) on pedal steel and guitar, Dylan Stone (The Unfaithful Servants) on bass, Dana Tower (Kurt Loewen, Brett Smith Daniels, Buena Buya) on drums, and Quin Etheridge-Pedden(The Unfaithful Servants, The Velvet Grip) on fiddle.
Sharon Bailey takes an Americana playbook and translates it into an original west-coast blend of Alt Country, Folk Roots, and Rock – where the rural and urban collide. The singer/songwriter's 2018 album The Heart of Everything, is now followed up with Play Me A Song, produced by virtuoso musician Adam Dobres and mixed by Juno-nominated multi-instrumentalist Adrian Dolan. Inspired by such artists as Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams and Natalie Merchant, Bailey's lush and luminous new work showcases melodic hooks and memorable lines amidst the stellar musicianship of her band. sharonbaileymusic.com
The show will feature Tyler Lieb (Leeroy Stagger, Sarah Osborne Richard Moody) on pedal steel and guitar, Dylan Stone (The Unfaithful Servants) on bass, Dana Tower (Kurt Loewen, Brett Smith Daniels, Buena Buya) on drums, and Quin Etheridge-Pedden(The Unfaithful Servants, The Velvet Grip) on fiddle.
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