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HEATHER MALONEY with very special guest RYAN HOMMEL

Thursday 9/5
HEATHER MALONEY
with very special guest RYAN HOMMEL
$10 advance / $12 at the door
8:30 doors / 9:00 show (Ryan Hommel at 9:00 / Heather Maloney at 10 and 11)
www.heathermaloney.com
https://bandframe.com/ryanhommel

HEATHER MALONEY: "Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking Maloney's expansive range can handle Ella Fitzgerald-style jazz scat and adapt to Beatlesque pop or Joni Mitchell folk" No Depression

Heather Maloney, out in March on Signature Sounds, is the third album for a songwriter hailed by The Huffington Post for "lyrics that cut to the chase." DigBoston wrote that she "deserves the type of cult following that has allowed the likes of Aimee Mann and Ani DiFranco that long standing success and influence they have had."
Although Maloney's influences are largely rooted in what she calls "adventurous folk," she pushes outward on these 11 songs, digging deeper, and roaming wider, than she has before on songs populated by vivid characters that ultimately trace their way back to her.

RYAN HOMMEL - While most kids were playing cops and robbers, Ryan Hommel was playing Elvis. Now 24, while most of his peers are just graduating college and attempting to find their footing in the workforce, Hommel is already a touring veteran and multi-faceted producer. Coming into his own now, as front-man for his own trio, Ryan Hommel is going back to his roots. All of them. Bridging the gaps between early Rock'n'Roll and Soul, Jazz and R&B; Ryan Hommel Trio gives a high-energy show including a dizzying mixture of original and interpreted music both new and old. Ryan Hommel Trio is: Ryan Hommel (Seth Glier, The Sweetback Sisters) guitar, vocal; Darby Wolf (Bomb Squad, Rubblebucket Orchestra) organ; Ted Sullivan drums.

"Ryan Hommel delivers his beautiful music with a discipline and clarity that allows it to travel straight to your soul." -Livingston Taylor

"I recently heard Ryan sing a few of his songs... I was knocked out by his dynamic old-soul vocals and his sophisticated guitar legerdemain. He seemed able to play chords and improvise a melodic solo all at once." -Adam Levy (Norah Jones, Tracy Chapman, Amos Lee)