Amelia White and Meg Murray in Annapolis
About this Event
ITZALL Goode and SHC Music Tribe Present
Amelia White and Meg Murray
Monday, March 15, 2027 @ 7:30 PM
7 PM Doors
Online Tickets $20 (23.18 plus fees) - Door $25
If you prefer not to purchase in advance, please call (410) 626-9796 to reserve a seat. You will pay the door price. If you buy a ticket online, it is your reservation. Please don't call the venue to make a reservation.
AMELIA WHITE:
Website: https://www.ameliawhite.com
No teenage starlet, Amelia shouldered her guitar in Boston for years, then Seattle, and now in East Nashville, where she’s been in the trenches for a good many years. Google “paid her dues” and there she is, with her reddish-brown shoulder-length locks, eyeglasses, and a smile. Then the unthinkable happened – her 2019 record “Rhythm of the Rain” actually stuck to the wall, doing well in the charts and spring-boarding Amelia from playing Tuesday nights for tips to actually headlining venues and, God forbid, getting somewhere! It couldn’t happen to a better artist, and one listen to “Love I Swore” will be a very convincing listen to one of America’s great “new” singer-songwriters. She just wants to get up and sing, and she couldn’t care less about any ice on the wing."
Her extraordinary new release “Love I Swore,” coming out on 31 Tigers in Feb 2024, is both bracing and sweet. The songs crafted meticulously by producer (and performer in her own right) Kim Richey, who brings out musicality and copious golden backing vocals. The record is like a quilt in which every square sewn on is a variation from the one next to it. There is some rock and roll, some catchy pop, good country, and also a brooding intensity when such is called for.
ABOUT MEG:
Website: https://megmurray.com
While performing at The Patio at Reynolds Tavern in Annapolis, MD, with fellow Washington College grad Tom Arthur, Meg met songwriter Steve Lowe. Meg and Steve began to write original material and formed the Americana band August West, with Kevin Clark on percussion.
In 1994, Meg became friends with the late Eva Cassidy through grade school friend Brian McCulley and fellow musician Larry Melton. They performed together at shows around the Annapolis area with Jeff Muller as a trio. On the Meg & Jeff release "It Ain't Easy...", Eva sang a duet with Meg on the Al Green song "Let's Stay Together," and Eva sang backing vocals on the songs "Midnight Train to Georgia" and "I Want You Back." Meg is interviewed in the award-winning documentary "The Essence of Eva" by Irish Independent filmmakers Malcolm Willis and Alex Fegan.
Meg is a founding member of Songbird Collective and Songbird Festival in Annapolis, MD, whose goal is to raise the visibility of its connected artists through podcasts, workshops, and retreats, monthly Songbird Showcases at 49 West Annapolis, MD, and producing performances in listening rooms along the eastern seaboard and beyond.
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