Martin, Brickell play Telluride, replace Mumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons had to cancel its performance because bassist Ted Dwane underwent successful brain surgery due to a blood clot near his brain and has been recuperating.
The newly announced concert date comes as Martin and company kick off the second leg of their successful North American summer tour in support of the new album "Love Has Come For You," out now on Rounder Records.
The tour continues across North America with upcoming dates including Vienna, Virginia's Wolf Trap (June 24), New York's Town Hall (June 25), Toronto's Jazz Festival (June 29) and Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl (Aug. 7).
The following October dates have just been announced:
Oct. 2-13 Seattle, WA Benaroya Hall
Oct. 3 -13 Portland, OR Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall (with orchestra)
Oct. 4-13 Bend, OR Les Schwab Amphitheater
Oct. 5-13 Stateline, NV Montbleu Resort Casino & Spa - Theatre
Oct. 6-13 San Francisco Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
Oct. 8-13 Paso Robles, CA Vina Robles Amphitheatre
Oct. 9-13 Palm Desert, CA McCallum Theatre For the Performing Arts
Oct. 10-13 Riverside, CA Fox Performing Arts Center
More news for Steve Martin and Edie Brickell
- 08/20/15: Martin, Brickell announce new CD
- 04/28/14: Brickell, Simon arrested, charged with being disorderly
- 02/24/14: Martin, Brickell team for summer tour
- 02/20/14: Martin, Brickell go live
- 07/26/13: Martin, Brickell, SCR visit World Cafe
- 04/23/13: Steve and Edie top new albums
CD reviews for Steve Martin and Edie Brickell
Much as the duo of Steve Martin and Edie Brickell are reaching toward each other on their second album's cover, their second pairing bridges musical spectrums. Unfortunately, not entirely successfully.
Acoustic sounding - fresh, uncluttered, and lively - but distinctly pop oriented - less narrative-based than even their last recording "Love Has Come For You" - "So Familiar" expands their sound further afield. Less Americana, more polished, MOR fare. ...
No,no, not that Steve and Eydie, the husband and wife duo Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme who had a couple minor hits in the pre-rock era and after that were on every telethon or second-rate variety show in the '60s and '70s. The new and improved Steve and Edie features actor, comedian, novelist, playwright and all-around wild and crazy Renaissance guy Steve Martin. He's had a banjo in his act since the arrow-through-the-head days, but nobody knew until his recent work with the ...
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