Marathon bomber search results in Richey show cancellation
Friday, April 19, 2013 – Kim Richey was slated to play Club Passim in Cambridge, Mass. tonight, but the show was canceled due to the search for the Marathon bomber.
Club Passim tweeted,"With Cambridge on lockdown, we are canceling tonight's Kim RIchey show. All tickets will be refunded and we are working on a reschedule date. Stay safe, everyone."
Gov. Deval Patrick told people in communities in the Boston area, including Cambridge, to stay inside their homes and lock their doors while the search for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev continues. Watertown, which borders Cambridge, is the focal point of the search.
Richey released "Thorn in My Heart" on Tuesday and was schedule to play the club with Darden Smith.
More news for Kim Richey
- 01/11/13: Richey looks ahead to "Thorn In My Heart"
- 10/04/09: Richey plans 2010 release for CD
- 10/18/07: Kim Richey song on "Grey's Anatomy" tonight
- 03/12/07: Kim Richey plans on releasing first disc in five years
CD reviews for Kim Richey
It's not uncommon for artists to tour and play complete records during album anniversary years, but Kim Richey has taken the extra (and much appreciated) step of rerecording "Glimmer," and giving it the title, "A Long Way Back: The Songs of Glimmer." This new take is a collection of stripped-down versions of these 1999 songs, produced by Doug Lancio in his basement studio. Although Lancio plays most of the instruments, he also had a little help - most notably, drummer ...
Nineteen years ago, back in those heady days when it was popular to learn what was on a celebrity's iPod playlist, Al Gore got some props for bringing Kim Richey's "Glimmer" to people's attention. That album cemented Richey's reputation as a singer-songwriter to be reckoned with. Since then Richey has been far from prolific, releasing only 4 albums, the last being 2013's "Thorn In My Heart." This is her strongest effort since "Glimmer. ...
Kim Richey has certainly secured a reputation as a songwriter's songwriter, co-penning two number one hits: Believe Me, Baby I Lied for Trisha Yearwood and Nobody Wins for Radney Foster. On her follow up to 2010's "Wreck Your Wheels," Richey displays not only her songwriting chops, but also her rich, often soaring, vocals, and her canny ability to capture the vagaries of love, sex, misunderstanding, contempt and disappointment in musical styles ranging from traditional country ...
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