AN EVENING WITH MAY ERLEWINE

Name: AN EVENING WITH MAY ERLEWINE
Start: 2024-11-15T21:00:00-06:00
Location: 400 Robinson St., Basalt, CO, United States, Colorado 81621

Schedule

Fri Nov 15 2024 at 09:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

400 Robinson St., Basalt, CO, United States, Colorado 81621 | Basalt, CO

NOVEMBER 15 @ 8:00 PM
SHOW @ 8:00 PM / DOORS @ 7:00 PM
$21 MEMBER / $25 ADVANCE / $35 DAY OF
SEATED SHOW / ALL AGES
One of the Midwest’s most prolific and passionate songwriters, May continues to share her gift for writing songs of substance that feel both new and soulfully familiar. Her lyrics offer a window into her heartbreak, her empowerment, and her emboldened spirit.
May considers her career in the music industry as a service-oriented one and uses her platform for positive change. She stresses the importance of environmental advocacy, social justice, creative empowerment, and community building as necessary work in our world. May’s body of work has become an anthem and an example of why we need to listen to women, empower women, and why we need to hear their stories. With a long list of full-length albums and numerous collaborations, May Erlewine’s catalog is proof of her creative power. Her work has been spotlighted by Rolling Stone and NBC’s “The Voice” and covered by countless artists. Erlewine’s 2020 release,
“Anyway,” a collaboration with Woody Goss (vulfpeck), showcases her diversity as a singer featuring the newly acclaimed song, “Days Go By.” Her 2017 album. Mother Lion, produced by Tyler Duncan (vulfpeck) and backed by Joe Dart, Theo Katzman, Woody Goss and Joshua Pinkham (Jeremy Kittel), has become an Indie favorite most notably for the empowering single “Never One Thing.” Her newest album, The Real Thing produced by Theo Katzman, highlights her songwriting recorded live at his studio in the Northern Woods of Michigan.
Among her successes, perhaps her biggest accomplishment is that her music has touched people all over the world. Her words have held solace for weary hearts, offered a light in the darkness, and held a lot of space for the pain and joy of being alive. When she starts to sing, there’s no way around it: welcome in, everyone. The door is wide open.