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SESSION AMERICANA with special guest ROSE POLENZANI

Thursday 5/18 - ALBUM RELEASE for LIVE AT THE HAYBARN THEATER - THREE NIGHTS!
SESSION AMERICANA
with special guest ROSE POLENZANI
$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: Rose Polenzani

TICKETS HERE FOR NIGHT THREE 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

ROSE POLENZANI
Rose Polenzani was born in the midwest to a musical family, learning harmony at her parents knee, hiding out under the family piano; She was always surrounded by music. She began writing songs in college, and left school to start her life as a singer-songwriter. She was discovered by Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls, signed to Rays Daemon Records for two releases, and spent a decade touring the US, supporting such acts as the Indigo Girls, Over the Rhine, Joan Baez, David Gray, and Freedy Johnston. Though she started as a solo act, collaboration has become the driving force behind her songwriting, as evidenced by her recent work in Wintery Songs in Eleventy Part Harmony, the Sub Rosa collective, and her lush, live-in-studio recordings The Rabbit (2011) and When the River Meets the Sea (2006).