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Braintree Folk Presents - GRACE MORRISON with CICI EBERLE Opening

All Souls Church
Braintree, MA

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The Performers:

GRACE MORRISON: In a world where we are urged to limit descriptions to hashtags and sound bites it is tempting to describe Grace as simply: singer-songwriter. But she is so much more. She is pop; she is folk; she is roots; she is country. Hear her music and youll be hooked. See her live and you'll be left wanting more. It has been said that her storytelling can make you cry; it can make you sing.

With a career that began as a backup singer for rock icons like Eddie Money and Joey Molland (of the band Badfinger), Grace has become a regular on the national festival and touring circuit. She has won a number of prestigious awards including the Grand Prize of the Eventide Arts Songwriting Competition and the Big Break contest where her music video was played on the season finale of American Idol.

CICI EBERLE is a performing songwriter from the Boston area. A guitarist since childhood, CiCi is a passionate songwriter and a multi-year veteran of the Rocky Mountain Song School. Since relocating from Colorado to Boston, CiCi has performed extensively in the regional music scene. CiCi's songs are delivered with a clear, powerful and unmistakable voice. Her songs tap into many musical styles and find the humor in scenes drawn from everyday life. Deeper messages of resilience, personal growth and hope leave the listener with more than a just a quick chuckle. In 2016, with the support of many talented local musicians, she released her first full length CD, Color of Sunlight.

The Venue:
Enjoy the warm and inviting atmosphere of the Parish Hall at All Souls Church of Braintree (listed on the National Register of Historic Places). Fresh pastries donated by Fratelli's Bakery and Sarah's Tasty Treats and Fair Trade Coffee from Equal Exchange are offered for sale.
Presented with generous support from Braintree Folk Sustainers: South Shore Bank.