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SESSION AMERICANA with special guest MARK ERELLI

Thursday 5/18 - ALBUM RELEASE for LIVE AT THE HAYBARN THEATER - THREE NIGHTS!
SESSION AMERICANA
with special guest MARK ERELLI
$20 general admission (combination of some seated and some standing)
Table reservations for the nine tables surrounding the stage are only available through the band's Kickstarter Campaign here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/704537481/session-americana-live-at-the-hay-barn
8:30 doors / 9:30 show
www.sessionamericana.com

The musical collective known as Session Americana returns to home base for three consecutive nights featuring a special guest each night. Tonight: Mark Erelli

TICKETS HERE FOR NIGHT TWO ONLY
Celebrating the Live Album Recorded at Goddard College's Haybarn Theater in December of 2017

"It's right there in the name for this ultra-gifted, rotating collective of singers and multi-instrumentalists. And sprawl is a good word when it comes to the Boston-based group's raucous live shows, which were initially built around the community concept of traditional Irish seisiúns. The group, whose members have played with a variety of acts including Patty Griffin, Josh Ritter and the J. Geils Band, expertly blends vintage American roots music styles from country to jazz to rock in a rowdy but deft fashion." - Rolling Stone

MARK ERELLI
In recent years, Erelli has gained notoriety as a multi-instrumentalist sideman and producer, accompanying GRAMMY-winning artists such as Lori McKenna, Paula Cole and Josh Ritter everywhere from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry to London's Royal Albert Hall. In addition to producing two records for McKenna, Erelli's own diverse discography includes collections of western swing, lullabies, bluegrass (with his band Barnstar!) and songs of stirring social conscience, as well as several highly-acclaimed collaborations (2009's Darwin Song Project and 2010's Seven Curses, a collection of murder ballads recorded with Jeffrey Foucault). His 10th solo album, For A Song (released in 2016), was likened to "the best of Paul Simon or Jackson Brownes work...stories that are immediately relatable and reflective of the small moments in our lives." (No Depression) In January 2018, Mark will release Mixtape, a record of covers drawn from 13 years of his sold out "Under The Covers" shows at the legendary Club Passim.