Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin, Shawn Colvin, Buddy Miller tour together
All four artists will appear on stage together to play acoustic versions of their hits as well as collaborate with each other.
Harris, Griffin and Miller appeared at the Americana Music awards show Nov. 2 in Nashville.
Tour dates are:
Jan. 11 - Chattanooga, TN (Tivoli Theater)
Jan. 12 - Knoxville, TN (Tennessee Theater)
Jan. 14 - Chapel Hill, NC (Memorial Hall)
Jan. 15 - Asheville, NC (Thomas Wolfe Auditorium)
Jan. 17 - Roanoke, VA (Roanoke PAC)
Jan. 18 - Indianapolis (Clowes Hall)
Jan. 19 - Milwaukee (Pabst Theater)
Jan. 20 - Lexington, KY (Singletary Theater)
Jan. 22 - Athens, OH (Ohio U Templeton-Blackburn)
Jan. 24 - Cleveland (Allen Theater)
Jan. 25 - Pittsburgh (Carnegie Music Hall)
Jan. 26. 2008 - Ann Arbor, MI (Folk Fest)
More news
- 09/06/23: Harris, M. Ward join Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
- 08/02/23: Millers release "Don't Make Her Cry"
- 06/28/23: Buddy and Julie Miller are "In The Throes"
- 09/06/18: Country Hall hosts Harris exhibit
- 07/26/18: Special tour with Earle, Harris highlights refugee issues
- 03/14/16: The Trio returns
- 01/29/16: Miller, Hull, Sellers post new sounds
- 11/23/15: Cayamo cruise recordings coming soon
CD reviews
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