Natalie Merchant Reschedules US Tour Dates

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Natalie Merchant’s summer US tour dates, which were postponed due to illness, have been rescheduled for the fall, as noted here. Tickets purchased for the original July dates will be honored at the newly rescheduled dates.

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Natalie Merchant’s summer US tour dates, which were postponed due to illness, have been rescheduled for the fall, as noted below. Tickets purchased for the original July dates will be honored at the newly rescheduled dates.

Merchant’s new self-titled album out now on Nonesuch Records marks her sixth solo collection. This self-produced album is the work of a mature artist with a clear and distinctive voice. Long appreciated for the depth and substance of her writing, Merchant has never shied away from weighty themes or subjects for her lyrics. She describes the new release as informed “by experience and keen observation,” dealing with issues of “love gained and lost, regret, denial, surrender, greed, destructiveness, defeat, and occasional triumph.”

Combining three decades of experience in song writing and album making, Merchant’s production style is nuanced and pure. Her voice is framed by a balanced blend of electric and acoustic sound throughout with musicianship of exceptional quality. String, brass, and woodwind arrangements mingle with Hammond organ and electric guitar improvisations. Players include John Medeski, Shawn Pelton, Clark Gayton, Uri Sharlin, Jesse Murphy, Erik Della Penna, Gabriel Gordon, and guest vocalists Simi Stone, Elizabeth Mitchell and gospel singer Corliss Stafford.

Sep 10 The Pabst Theatre Milwaukee, WI
Sep 11 Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL
Sep 13 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Sep 15 Shubert Theatre Boston, MA
Sep 17 Tarrytown Music Hall Tarrytown, NY
Sep 20 BAM Howard Gilman Opera House* Brooklyn, NY
Oct 21 Flynn Center for the Performing Arts  Burlington, VT 
Oct 23 State Theatre Portland, ME
Oct 25 Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Westhampton Beach, NY
Dec 10 Lincoln Theatre Washington, DC
Dec 11 Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead Munhall, PA
     

* Nonesuch Records at BAM w/ Kronos Quartet, Sam Amidon, Olivia Chaney

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  • Monday, July 28, 2014
    Natalie Merchant Reschedules US Tour Dates
    Dan Winters

    Natalie Merchant’s summer US tour dates, which were postponed due to illness, have been rescheduled for the fall, as noted below. Tickets purchased for the original July dates will be honored at the newly rescheduled dates.

    Merchant’s new self-titled album out now on Nonesuch Records marks her sixth solo collection. This self-produced album is the work of a mature artist with a clear and distinctive voice. Long appreciated for the depth and substance of her writing, Merchant has never shied away from weighty themes or subjects for her lyrics. She describes the new release as informed “by experience and keen observation,” dealing with issues of “love gained and lost, regret, denial, surrender, greed, destructiveness, defeat, and occasional triumph.”

    Combining three decades of experience in song writing and album making, Merchant’s production style is nuanced and pure. Her voice is framed by a balanced blend of electric and acoustic sound throughout with musicianship of exceptional quality. String, brass, and woodwind arrangements mingle with Hammond organ and electric guitar improvisations. Players include John Medeski, Shawn Pelton, Clark Gayton, Uri Sharlin, Jesse Murphy, Erik Della Penna, Gabriel Gordon, and guest vocalists Simi Stone, Elizabeth Mitchell and gospel singer Corliss Stafford.

    Sep 10 The Pabst Theatre Milwaukee, WI
    Sep 11 Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL
    Sep 13 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
    Sep 15 Shubert Theatre Boston, MA
    Sep 17 Tarrytown Music Hall Tarrytown, NY
    Sep 20 BAM Howard Gilman Opera House* Brooklyn, NY
    Oct 21 Flynn Center for the Performing Arts  Burlington, VT 
    Oct 23 State Theatre Portland, ME
    Oct 25 Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Westhampton Beach, NY
    Dec 10 Lincoln Theatre Washington, DC
    Dec 11 Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead Munhall, PA
         

    * Nonesuch Records at BAM w/ Kronos Quartet, Sam Amidon, Olivia Chaney

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