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Steve Earle

Country rock legend Steve Earle, with his unique blend of country, folk and blues, famous for tracks such as Hillbilly Highway, Sweet Little '66 and more...

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World, jazz and classical music in a former Georgian church and acoustically renowned concert hall.

Steve Earle is one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of his generation. A protege of legendary songwriters Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark, he quickly became a master storyteller in his own right, with his songs being recorded by Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, The Pretenders, and countless others. 1986 saw the release of his record, Guitar Town, which shot to number one on the country charts and is now regarded as a classic of the Americana genre.

Most recently, Earle’s 1988 hit Copperhead Road was made an official state song of Tennessee in 2023. Subsequent releases like The Revolution Starts...Now (2004), Washington Square Serenade (2007), and TOWNES (2009) received consecutive GRAMMY® Awards. His most recent album, Jerry Jeff (2022) consisted of Earle’s versions of songs written by Jerry Jeff Walker, one of his mentors.

The legendary singer-songwriter, Grammy winner, and Americana icon is coming to the UK for a solo and acoustic tour in June 2023.

Tour Dates in the UK 2023

• June 22nd  Bristol
• June 23rd   Glastonbury Festival
• June 25th  London
• June 27th Belfast

Steve Earle will perform his classic songs and stories from his long and illustrious career, spanning over 20 albums and four decades of music. Whether you love his country rock hits like “Guitar Town” and “Copperhead Road”, his bluegrass masterpieces like “The Mountain”, or his folk anthems like “The Galway Girl”, you will be captivated by his voice, his guitar, and his charisma.

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Steve Earle and the Dukes Announce Summer Tour Dates

By Jon Freeman

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Steve Earle and the Dukes have announced a slew of tour dates that will put them back on the road this summer. The trek kicks off July 1st at Gruene Hall in New Braunfels, Texas.

With 37 dates announced so far, Earle’s tour will take his group through Texas to Missouri, Kentucky, and beyond, with stops including St. Louis, Lexington, and a two-night engagement at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. In August, Earle and the Dukes will join up with Los Lobos to play several venues, including Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium and Atlanta’s Botantical Garden. Earle will fly solo in October, leading a trio of shows in New York and Wisconsin. Tickets are available online now .

In addition to the tour announcement, Earle released a new live performance video of “The Saint of Lost Causes.” It’s an appropriately moody, grungy rendition, with detuned guitars bumping up against weeping, droning fiddle and steel. Earle’s version of the song appears on the 2021 release J.T. , an album of his son Justin Townes Earle ’s songs recorded after the younger Earle’s death in 2020. Proceeds from the sales of J.T. go into a trust for Justin Townes Earle’s daughter Etta St. James Earle.

Steve Earle tour dates:

July 1 – New Braunfels, TX @ Gruene Hall July 2 ­– Fort Worth, TX @ Billy Bob’s July 3 – Seabrook, TX @ Barge 295 July 4 – Natchez, MS @ The Bluff July 6 – Memphis, TN @ Lafayette’s Music Room July 8 – Omaha, NE @ The Waiting Room July 9 – Kansas City, MO @ Knuckleheads July 10 – Jefferson City, MO @ Riverside Park Amphitheater July 11 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant July 15 – Prestonburg, KY @ Mountain Arts Center July 16 – Lexington, KY @ The Burl July 17 – Annapolis, MD @ Rams Head on Stage July 18 – Hammondsport, NY @ The Pavilion at Point of the Bluff Vineyard July 20 – Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere July 21 – Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere July 23 – Rutland, VT @ The Paramount Theatre July 24 – Mason, NH @ Marty’s Driving Range July 25 – Scranton, PA @ Scranton Circle Drive-In Theater July 27 – Amagansett, NY @ Stephen Talkhouse July 29 – Sellersville, PA @ Sellersville Theater July 30 – Kent, OH @ The Kent Stage July 31 – Cincinnati, OH @ Riverfront Live August 1 – Charleston, WV @ Mountain Stage August 6 – Bayfield, WI @ Big Top Chautauqua August 7 – Shakopee, MN @ Canterbury Park Summer Concert Series August 17 ­– Dallas, TX @ The Kessler August 20 – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL @ Ponte Vedra Concert Hall August 21 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Amaturo Theatre August 22 – Clearwater, FL @ Capitol Theatre August 24 – Montgomery, AL @ Montgomery Performing Arts Centre (With Los Lobos) August 26 – Selbyville, DE @ The Freeman Stage at Bayside (With Los Lobos) August 27 – Glen Allen, VA @ Innsbrook After Hours (With Los Lobos) August 28 – Atlanta, GA @ Atlanta Botanical Garden (With Los Lobos) August 30 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium (With Los Lobos) September 2 – Newberry, SC @ Newberry Opera House September 3 – Asheville, NC @ Salvage Station (With Los Lobos) September 4 – Beaver Dam, KY @ Beaver Dam Amphitheatre (With Los Lobos) October 16 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Made (Steve Earle Solo) October 22 – Stoughton, WI @ Stoughton Opera House (Steve Earle Solo) October 23 – Stoughton, WI @ Stoughton Opera House (Steve Earle Solo)

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Steve Earle is currently touring across 2 countries and has 72 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, after that they'll be at Ellis Theater in Philadelphia.

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Grand Ole Opry House

Ellis Theater

Mars Music Hall at Von Braun Center

Grand Magnolia Ballroom & Suites

The Windjammer

Miller Theater

Lyric Theatre

Bilheimer Capitol Theatre

Key West Theater

District Live

City Winery Atlanta

Harvester Performance Center

Paramount Bristol

Isothermal Community College

The Shed Smokehouse & Juke Joint

Main Street Crossing

The Heights

The Kessler

WhiteWater Amphitheater

Tannahill's Tavern & Music Hall

Centennial Hall

FirstOntario Concert Hall

The Danforth Music Hall

Algonquin Commons Theatre

Grand Theatre

48th Annual NL Folk Festival 2024

Light House Arts Centre

Fredericton Playhouse

The Academy of Music Theatre

Great Cedar Showroom, Foxwoods Resort Casino

The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino

Tarrytown Music Hall

Sellersville Theater

The Stephen Talkhouse

Baltimore Soundstage

Ludlow Garage

The Paramount Art Center

City Winery St. Louis

Hoyt Sherman Place

Mission Ballroom

The State Room

The Old Saloon

Braun Brothers Reunion

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Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall

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He was fantastic, acoustic set, told some great stories with humor , played old and new stuff. Intimate setting a theater, like being in coffee house or living room. Would see again.

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I had never seen Steve Earle in a solo concert until last night, though I've seen him many times over the past 20 years, most often with his band, the Dukes, in much larger venues. I have to say that last night's concert at The Kessler Theater in Dallas was my very favorite Steve Earle concert thus far. He is always an inspiring performer and he has come such a long way in his attitude toward what it really means to be an American songwriter. He sang songs about women, love and loss; always casting himself as a romantic who was inspired by his parents' lengthy marriage to never give up on love and marriage. He amused us with a story about how his thinking about keeping a loaded shot gun under his mattress changed radically after his 14 year old son came to live him. He sang his beautiful song, "City of Immigrants" after he told a story about the positive influence of the many immigrants with whom he interacts on a daily basis in New York City. He sang his beautiful song, "Galway Girl" about many of our Irish ancestors and then, he transitioned into Copperhead Road. He'll be releasing a new cd soon based on Guy Clark songs. He refers to Guy as "his teacher", to whom he became close after he moved to Nashville about 40 years ago by way of his previous relationship with Townes Van Zandt. I can't wait to buy it!

A solo acoustic concert which hit the spot on a snowy night in Kansas. Steve covered a wide range of songs including his best know and 2 upcoming songs, 1 a Guy Clark cover, (his next album is Guy Clark songs which sounds amazing) and the other from an off-Broadway musical about W Virginia coal mines. Shannon McNally was a strong opening act. He joined her for the encore and she joined him for a wonderful rendition of Goodbye.

He got a little frisky at one point near the end as an audience member wanted him to sing more and talk less. Steve shut that down. I don't understand how people don't know his politics at this point. I mean you're at the show, you've listened to his music, soooo yeah he's gonna say shit.

Some great stories as well, my favorite one about 14 year old Justin and a gun. He's just so authentic.

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In the 1960s, American composer Steve Reich prepared some electronic pieces consisting of gradually shifting tape loops of the same prerecorded — and enigmatic — spoken phrases excerpted from someone telling a story. Reich quickly realized he could produce the same effect with conventional instruments and live musicians. These repetitive patterns and the gradual shifts came to be labeled “minimalist.”

Three decades later, in May of 1993, Reich and his wife, the video artist Beryl Korot, created a large-scale piece they dubbed a “documentary video opera.” Titled The Cave , it investigated the roots of Christianity, Judaism and Islam through prerecorded interviews, images projected on multi-channel video screens, and live musical accompaniment utilizing the speech patterns of the interviewees as the starting point for much of the score.

On today’s date in 2002, at the Vienna Festival, Reich and Korot premiered another music theatre piece, Three Tales , intended as symbolic parables of technology in the 20th century, the three topics being the crash of the Hindenburg, the early atomic bomb tests in the Pacific Islands and the cloning of a sheep named Dolly.

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1754 - German composer and publisher (of Mozart and Beethoven) Franz Anton Hoffmeister, in Rottenburg

1755 - Italian violinist and composer Giovanni Viotti, in Fontanetto da Po

1842 - French composer Jules Massenet, in Montaud, near St.-Etienne, Loire

1845 - French composer Gabriel Fauré, in Pamiers (Ariège)

1903 - English composer Sir Lennox Berkeley, in Boar's Hill, near Oxford

1941 - American composer, harpsichordist and organist Anthony Newman, in Los Angeles

1871 - French opera composer Daniel-François Auber, 89, in Paris

1884 - Bohemian composer Bedrich Smetana, 60, in Prague

1931 - Belgian composer, violinist and conductor Eugene Ysaÿe, 72, in Brussels

1736 - Handel: opera Atalanta in London at the Covent Garden Theater. Handel dedicated the opera to the recently-married Frederick, Prince of Wales (Gregorian date: May 23).

1832 - Donizetti: L'Elisir d'Amore ( Elixir of Love ), in Milan

1894 - R. Strauss: opera Guntram , in Weimar, with Strauss conducting

1917 - Bartók: ballet The Wooden Prince , in Budapest

1926 - Shostakovich: Symphony No. 1, by Leningrad Philharmonic, Nikolai Malko conducing

1937 - Walter Damrosch: The Man Without a Country , in New York at the Metropolitan Opera

1938 - Honegger: opera Joan of Arc at the Stake (concert performance) in Basel, Switzerland, at the Grosser Musiksaal. The first staged production occurred in Zürich on June 13, 1942.

1938 - Korngold: premiere showing of Warner Brothers’ film The Adventures of Robin Hood

1943 - Glière: Concerto for Coloratura Soprano and Orchestra, in Moscow

1944 - Ginastera: Overture to the Creole Faust , in Santiago, Chile

1980 - John Harbison: Concerto for Piano, at Alice Tully Hall in New York, with soloist Robert Miller and the American Composers Orchestra, Gunther Schuller conducting

1983 - Earle Brown: Sounder Rounds for orchestra, in Saarbrücken, Germany

2002 - Steve Reich & Beryl Korot: multi-media presentation Three Tales ( Hindenburg , Bikini , and Dolly ) at the Vienna Festival in Austria, by members of the Ensemble Moderne and Synergy Vocals, directed by Bradley Lubman

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