Punch Brothers' first self-produced album, All Ashore, released on CD/digitally in July, is now available on vinyl. "It's a meditation on committed relationships in the present day, particularly in the present political climate," says Chris Thile. The Independent's four-star review calls it "an album of rich instrumentation and understated beauty that reveals deeper nuances on each and every listen." The Boston Globe says it's "a deeply meaningful and downright gorgeous record."
Punch Brothers' new album, All Ashore, released on CD and digitally in July, is now available on vinyl from Nonesuch Records. The record, Punch Brothers' first self-produced album, includes nine original songs written by the band. Pick up a copy today at your local indpendent record store, Amazon, the Punch Brothers Store, and the Nonesuch Store, where orders include a download of the complete album at checkout; you can also download it on iTunes and listen now on Spotify and Apple Music. The last leg of the band's US summer tour got under way last night and is in Chicago tonight. The European tour begins in November. See below for tour details or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
All Ashore earns a perfect five stars in the Irish Times, which calls it "a thrilling marriage of head and heart." Reviewer Joe Breen says "it is Punch Brothers' ability to strike an endlessly fascinating conversation between the two that makes them among the greatest exponents of acoustic music around today." The Independent gives All Ashore four stars. It's "an album of rich instrumentation and understated beauty that reveals deeper nuances on each and every listen," writes reviewer Dave Beech. "A breath of fresh Appalachian air. Both forward-thinking and imbued with an appreciation of the traditional sounds of America ..."
The Boston Globe says: "Punch Brothers have crafted a deeply meaningful and downright gorgeous record that takes the world for what it is, but doesn’t use that as an excuse to give up." "It’s a lovely way to find beauty in chaos, a safe port in our increasingly tumultuous times," says Newsday.
Sep 7 | Symphony Center | Chicago, IL |
Sep 8 | Touhill Performing Arts Center | St. Louis, MO |
Sep 9 | Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts | Kansas City, MO |
Sep 11 | Manship Theatre | Baton Rouge, LA |
Sep 12 | Civic Theatre | New Orleans, LA |
Sep 13 | Bass Concert Hall | Austin, TX |
Sep 14 | Majestic Theatre | Dallas, TX |
Sep 15 | Tower Theatre | Oklahoma City, OK |
Sep 17 | Red Rocks Amphitheatre* | Morrison, CO |
Nov 5 | Pumpehuset | Copenhagen, DENMARK |
Nov 7 | Konzerthaus Mozart Saal | Vienna, AUSTRIA |
Nov 8 | Alhambra | Geneva, SWITZERLAND |
Nov 9 | Neumünster Kirche | Zürich, SWITZERLAND |
Nov 11 | Dashaus | Ludwigshafen, GERMANY |
Nov 12 | THT / Paradiso Noord | Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS |
Nov 14 | Philharmonie Luxembourg | Luxembourg City, LUXEMBOURG |
Nov 16 | Barbican Centre | London, UNITED KINGDOM |
Nov 17 | Le Trianon | Paris, FRANCE |
Nov 18 | Elbphilharmonie (Großer Saal) | Hamburg, GERMANY |
* w/Gillian Welch
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