Watch: Iron and Wine Performs on SiriusXM's "Outlaw Country"

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Iron and Wine, who returns to the road this fall touring North America, stopped by SiriusXM's Outlaw Country while on tour earlier this year to perform three songs from the Nonesuch debut album, Ghost on Ghost—"Grace for Saints and Ramblers," "The Desert Babbler," and "Grass Widows"—plus the song "Lean Into the Light." Watch all four performances here. The fall tour from singer-songwriter Sam Beam and a 12-piece band kicks off at First Avenue in Minneapolis on September 18 and includes stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville, and more.

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Iron and Wine, who is due to return to the road this fall touring North America, stopped by the SiriusXM studios to perform on Outlaw Country earlier this year. The appearance, part of the first leg of the tour celebrating the released of the critically acclaimed Nonesuch debut album, Ghost on Ghost, this spring, included a number of performances from singer-songwriter Sam Beam and the band of songs off the new album. You can now watch those performances—"Grace for Saints and Ramblers," "The Desert Babbler," and "Grass Widows," plus the song "Lean Into the Light," off their previous album, Kiss Each Other Clean—below.

Upon the release of Ghost on Ghost in April, Uncut said that the record “insinuates itself into the listener’s consciousness like a film—one that demands to be watched over and over … It’s a stunner.” Ghost on Ghost is the fifth release from Beam using the pen name Iron and Wine and was produced by his longtime associate Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Califone, Fruit Bats). The fall tour of North America from Beam and a 12-piece band kicks off at First Avenue in Minneapolis on September 18 and includes stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville, and more. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Ghost on Ghost features a group of stellar musicians including Rob Burger, Steve Bernstein, Brian Blade, Curtis Fowlkes, Tony Garnier, Marika Hughes, Briggan Kraus, Maxim Moston, Tony Scherr, Doug Wieselman, Kenny Wolleson, and Anja Wood. Burger (Tin Hat Trio) has worked with Beam intermittently through the years and handled arrangements for strings and horns on Ghost on Ghost.

Watch the SiriusXM Outlaw Country performances here:

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Iron and Wine: SiriusXM "Outlaw Country" 2013
  • Tuesday, August 27, 2013
    Watch: Iron and Wine Performs on SiriusXM's "Outlaw Country"

    Iron and Wine, who is due to return to the road this fall touring North America, stopped by the SiriusXM studios to perform on Outlaw Country earlier this year. The appearance, part of the first leg of the tour celebrating the released of the critically acclaimed Nonesuch debut album, Ghost on Ghost, this spring, included a number of performances from singer-songwriter Sam Beam and the band of songs off the new album. You can now watch those performances—"Grace for Saints and Ramblers," "The Desert Babbler," and "Grass Widows," plus the song "Lean Into the Light," off their previous album, Kiss Each Other Clean—below.

    Upon the release of Ghost on Ghost in April, Uncut said that the record “insinuates itself into the listener’s consciousness like a film—one that demands to be watched over and over … It’s a stunner.” Ghost on Ghost is the fifth release from Beam using the pen name Iron and Wine and was produced by his longtime associate Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Califone, Fruit Bats). The fall tour of North America from Beam and a 12-piece band kicks off at First Avenue in Minneapolis on September 18 and includes stops in Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville, and more. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    Ghost on Ghost features a group of stellar musicians including Rob Burger, Steve Bernstein, Brian Blade, Curtis Fowlkes, Tony Garnier, Marika Hughes, Briggan Kraus, Maxim Moston, Tony Scherr, Doug Wieselman, Kenny Wolleson, and Anja Wood. Burger (Tin Hat Trio) has worked with Beam intermittently through the years and handled arrangements for strings and horns on Ghost on Ghost.

    Watch the SiriusXM Outlaw Country performances here:

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