Boston dream-folk artist, Marissa Nadler has announced US tour dates with Canadian band Timber Timbre, as well as an initial performance with Low in her hometown at the end of April. She will be touring behind her forthcoming fifth full-length album, the first to be released via her very own label Box of Cedar Records. Produced by Brian McTear, the self-titled LP is set to be released on June 14.
On this album her ethereal songwriting remains rich with soft imagery and beautiful textures. "It's the most honest, natural record I've ever written," Marissa admits. Before stepping out on her own, launching a successful Kickstarter campaign where devoted fans donated to support her latest recorded effort and offering a string of hand-painted records and original artwork via Etsy, Marissa released her last two critically-acclaimed efforts, Songs III: Bird on the Water (2007) and Little Hells (2009) with Kemado Records.The label's vinyl start-up Mexican Summer was also named after one of her songs.
Making music for nearly a decade, Marissa's ambition shines in all of her creative endeavors, and she's amassed a collection of unique experiences as a performer along the way. She will be sharing some of her most bizarre and unhinged stories as authors Ryan Walsh (Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life) and Steve Almond (of Hallelujah The Hills), interview her at This Has Been A Disaster - Thanks For Having Us at The Cove in Cambridge, MA on May 29. Be sure to catch her gorgeous vocals live on her upcoming tour. More dates to be announced shortly!
On this album her ethereal songwriting remains rich with soft imagery and beautiful textures. "It's the most honest, natural record I've ever written," Marissa admits. Before stepping out on her own, launching a successful Kickstarter campaign where devoted fans donated to support her latest recorded effort and offering a string of hand-painted records and original artwork via Etsy, Marissa released her last two critically-acclaimed efforts, Songs III: Bird on the Water (2007) and Little Hells (2009) with Kemado Records.The label's vinyl start-up Mexican Summer was also named after one of her songs.
Making music for nearly a decade, Marissa's ambition shines in all of her creative endeavors, and she's amassed a collection of unique experiences as a performer along the way. She will be sharing some of her most bizarre and unhinged stories as authors Ryan Walsh (Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life) and Steve Almond (of Hallelujah The Hills), interview her at This Has Been A Disaster - Thanks For Having Us at The Cove in Cambridge, MA on May 29. Be sure to catch her gorgeous vocals live on her upcoming tour. More dates to be announced shortly!
Marissa Nadler's Upcoming Tour Dates
Fri. Apr 29 @ 8 PM - Boston, MA - Paramount Center w/ Low
Tue. Jun 7 @ 9:30 PM - Seattle, WA - The Sunset *
Wed. Jun 8 @ 9 PM - Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios *
Fri. Jun 10 @ 8 PM - San Francisco, CA - Swedish American Hall *
Sat. Jun 11 @ 8:30 PM - Los Angeles, CA - Bootleg Theater *
Sun. Jun 12 @ 9:30 PM - San Diego, CA - Casbah *
* w/ Timber Timbre
Fri. Apr 29 @ 8 PM - Boston, MA - Paramount Center w/ Low
Tue. Jun 7 @ 9:30 PM - Seattle, WA - The Sunset *
Wed. Jun 8 @ 9 PM - Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios *
Fri. Jun 10 @ 8 PM - San Francisco, CA - Swedish American Hall *
Sat. Jun 11 @ 8:30 PM - Los Angeles, CA - Bootleg Theater *
Sun. Jun 12 @ 9:30 PM - San Diego, CA - Casbah *
* w/ Timber Timbre
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