TONIGHT: David Berkeley CD release party @ Tin Angel

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TONIGHT: David Berkeley CD release party @ Tin Angel

POSTED: Thursday, January 27, 2011, 9:59 PM

Filed Under: Critical Mass

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David Berkeley at the Open A.I.R. Concert Series

WXPN welcomes David Berkeley tonight to the Tin Angel (20 S. 2nd St.) for the release of his new album, Some Kind of Cure. Composed while living in Corsica, the album is accompanied by a book written by Berkeley called 140 Goats and a Guitar, which tells the stories of the songs that make up Some Kind of Cure. Compared by many to Damien Rice, David Gray, and Josh Ritter, he is called "the best of the young American songwriters" by the Boston Pheonix. Some Kind of Cure features more electric instrumentation than previous albums (every folk singer needs a Dylan's Bringing It All Back Home! moment, huh?).

$12 | 8:30pm | 21+ (I.D. Required) | Also performing Robbie Gill

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Posted 2011-01-31 13:07:48

Wow! Congratulations Berkeley for the new CD release party! I wanna grab one!

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