Showing posts with label Daniel Bachman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daniel Bachman. Show all posts
April 15, 2020
March 10, 2016
Daniel Bachman "Not Going To Austin" Tour 2016
USA Dates
9. March - Atlanta, GA - Mammal Gallery
10. March - Savannah, GA - Savannah Stopoever
11. March - Asheville, NC - The Mothlight
12. March - Boone, NC - Boone Saloon
13. March - Columbia, SC - Gallery TBA
14. March - Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre Rooftop
16. March - Denton, TX - Rubber Gloves
17. March - San Antonio, TX - 502 Bar
18. March - Abilene, TX - Neon Parrot Lounge
19. March - Dallas, TX - The Foundry
20. March - Houston, TX - Texas Gallery
22. March - New Orleans, LA - Big Mamas Lounge
24. March - St Petersburg, FL - Palladium Theatre
European Dates
22. April - IT, Genova / Less Is More Farmhouse
23. April - CH, Lausanne / Le Bourg
24. April - DE, Wiesbaden / Phantom Limbo
26. April - DE, Berlin / Donau115
27. April - BE, Liege / TBA
28. April - BE, Ghent / Vooruit
29. April - DE, Düsseldorf / BiBaBuZe
30. April - DE, Bonn / Venue TBA
3. May - FR, Lille / Le Café Diskaire
4. May - FR, Metz / Les Trinitaires
5. May - UK, London / Bethnal Green Working Man's Club
6. May - UK, Glasgow / Glad Cafe
7. May - UK, Todmorden / Golden Lion
8. May - UK, Bristol / The Lantern
9. May - UK, Bexhill on Sea / De La Warr Pavilion
November 8, 2014
The Lagniappe Sessions :: Daniel Bachman
Bachman tips his hat to Jack Rose and William Moore. The Rose piece is quite reverent and he injects just enough of his own personality. Go listen, free mp3s.
Aquarium Drunkard
August 18, 2014
Robbie Basho Tribute & Film Benefit Concert
Johnny Brenda's and Alabaster Museum present a special concert in tribute to the late guitarist Robbie Basho. The event is also a benefit to raise funds to complete the first ever documentary film about Basho - titled Voice Of The Eagle: The Enigma Of Robbie Basho - currently in the works by London-based filmmaker Liam Barker.
The lineup includes performances by Virginia based guitarist Daniel Bachman, Glenn Jones, Maine based folk duo Arborea, and Chicago based guitarist/singer-songwriter Ryley Walker. ….performers whose work has been inspired by Robbie Basho's music. A preview of the film in production will be featured during the evening, and a drawing to win a vinyl copy of the Robbie Basho tribute record 'We Are All One, In The Sun'...produced by Arborea for Important Records in 2010. The album made Acoustic Guitar Magazine's Best Albums of 2010, 'Editors Top Pick' Guitar Player Magazine, Pitchfork 7.9, etc. The 180 gram vinyl edition of the Basho tribute was released on the UK label alt.vinyl in a limited 300 copy edition and is now Sold Out (I've got one, do you? :)).
In addition to raising money through ticket sales, we are also shooting the concert and making a digital download of the concert film available to those who donate on this website.
The concert video will feature performances by all the musicians on stage that evening: Daniel Bachman, Glenn Jones, Arborea, and Ryley Walker. It will be professionally shot in HD on 4 cameras and directed by Jesse Sheppard, whose credits include "The Things That We Used To Do" the 2010 performance DVD featuring Glenn Jones and Jack Rose.
In addition to the concert, we are also offering copies of the concert poster, designed by Argentinian guitarist and artist Mariano Rodriguez.
September 19, 2013
Daniel Bachman: Sept 6, 2013 Hopscotch Music Festival
2013-09-06
Hopscotch Music Festival
Long View Center
Raleigh, NC USA
The awesome NYCTaper is at it again, bringing us twangin' strings and Daniel Bachman.
Visit HERE to download the MP3 or FLAC of the show!!
Also: new stuff coming out soon
And old stuff HERE!!
February 17, 2013
Listen Hear! - Fingerpicking
Here's a few of the new CDs I've been spinning lately. At least...fairly new. I don't always get stuff right away, but that's ok!
Michael DeLalla is a local guitarist. You can visit his site, Falling Mountain Music. Looks like he is working on a new tour. He does tour pretty regularly and I would suggest you go see him, very entertaining. His new CD, this is how i disappear is available at his site or CDbaby.
I'm so glad to see Mike Fekete put out another album. I love his playing and his compositions. Great to see his piece, "The Sacred Monster Blues" committed to this new effort. I've heard it live a time or two, good stuff. Check out Dakota Territory Blues at mikefekete.com.
Ah, and then I have a duo of Tompkins Square releases. TS has been busy lately and I'm behind on releases. But these are the two that are spinning furiously in the player at the moment And furious might be an apt description of some of the playing here! Imaginational Anthem hits a surprising volume #5! Who'd a thunk it? It's not quite the line-up of newbies and unknowns that we were treated to in the initial IA. But then isn't that to be expected by Vol. five? Bill Orcutt gets the best song title award for "John Fahey Commemorative Beer Can."
Rounding out the duo is Daniel Bachman's Seven Pines. Bachman is touring like a madman, even making two stops here in Colorado to my surprise, very exciting!! So dig up his schedule and watch for him. You can get the TS releases at http://www.tompkinssquare.com and widely at your favorite shop.
That's it for now. I plan on this being a regular feature and I hope you dig it!
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