Opening for Mum tomorrow, this soft spoken singer-songwriter should fit nicely with the aethetics of the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue. His latest effort, Cavalier, may win the award for shittiest album cover of all time, but don't let that deter you, haunting and poetic, this intimate recording is a real grower.
Tickets: $18
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; concert begins at 8:00 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased through Sixth & I without handling fees by phone at 202/408-3100 or by e-mail, or online at Ticketmaster or by calling 202/397-SEAT.
Sixth & I Historic Synagogue
600 I Street, N.W.
http://www.sixthandi.org/
Lot's more music here: http://www.tombrosseau.com/?page_id=6
Photos of his LA show here: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/46642-photos-mum-our-brother-the-native-tom-brosseau-los-angeles-ca-102407
Previously in Live DC:
- 2/9: LiveDC: Theophilus London @ 930 Club
- 2/9: Best Weekend Bets
- 2/8: LiveDC: Kathleen Edwards @ 930 Club
- 2/8: LiveDC: Thurston Moore/ Kurt Vile @ Black Cat
- 2/8: LiveDC: Thurston Moore/ Kurt Vile @ Black Cat
- 2/7: LiveDC: Demetri Martin @ Warner Theatre
- 2/7: LiveDC: Augustana/ Graffiti6 @ 930 Club
- 2/6: LiveDC: All Things Go Presents: Reptar/ Casual Curious/ Fort Lean @ Gibson Guitar Showroom
- 2/6: LiveDC: TYCHO/ Beacon @ RNR Hotel
- 2/6: LiveDC: The Kills / Jeff The Brotherhood @ 9:30 Club
God loves a cheerful giver.
Hey Cale - stop trying to steal my job of reviewing record design. Although... I do see your point...
The album art is an homage to an obscure author's book art that Tom was reading at the time.
Yeah- like Charles Bukowski's BLACK SPARROW PRESS books