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UK Singer/Songwriter Julian Dawson in concert

Little Rock Folk Club @ Hibernia Irish Tavern presents UK singer/songwriter, guitarist, harmonica player and author Julian Dawson in concert Fri Sep 13th 2019 at 7:30pm
Its been way too long since Julian lasted graced our fair city Nov 2003! So it is with great delight we announce the return of Julian Dawson for one night only!
Over the course of his 40+ year career he has released 23 solo albums, 2 duo albums with Iain Matthews, 5 Plainsong albums, a 3CD boxed set and played on over 60 other recordings including albums from Charlie Louvin, Randy Edelman, Dan Penn, Kimberley Rew, The Albion Band, and John Wesley Harding to name but a few; in the UK and USA singer/songwriter, guitarist, harmonica player and author, Julian Dawson has an impressive catalog upon which to draw. He has recorded with Martin Carthy, Lucinda Williams, The Roches, Gene Parsons, Katy Moffatt, Gary Tallent, Vince Gill, Michael Henderson, Jerry Douglas, Dr. Hooks Dennis Locorriere, PP Arnold, Steuart Smith, Vince Santoro, Duane Eddy, Jo-el Sonnier, John Rabbit Bundrick, Bill Payne, Steve Forbert, Larry Campbell, John Sebastian and vocal group 14 Karat Soul.
Julians songs have been recorded by artists such as Rosie Flores, Charlie Louvin, Rock Salt and Nails and Sean Keane, while Julian himself has appeared as singer or harmonica player with Gerry Rafferty, Glen Tilbrook, Del Amitri, Dan Penn, Iain Matthews, Richard Thompson, Benny Hill (!!) and many others.
Now in his 40th year as a writer and musician, with a growing and highly appreciative audience in many countries and constantly positive reactions at radio and in the rock, folk and country music press, Julian Dawson remains an original voice, touring and performing with undiminished vigour and continuing to chart a cheerfully eclectic course through the contemporary music scene. What spare time he has, is spent with his family, listening to music, collecting vinyl rarities, walking, writing and simply enjoying life.

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