This November, Shore Fire Offers A Cornucopia of Fall Delights
The days are getting shorter. It's cold outside, and those carefree August afternoons couldn't seem further in the past. Yet here at Shore Fire, we're in the mood for parties and celebrations. Last month, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band refused to let Giants Stadium close on a somber note. It was a week-long party worthy of the venue's oversized name. Well, we're taking their cue and celebrating the most exciting season of the year with exceptional releases from Norah Jones, John Fogerty, Capathia Jenkins and Louis Rosen, Hawksley Workman, Myron Walden, Rey Fresco, Cracked Latin and Dilana. Mark O'Connor introduces a new generation of music students to the traditions of American Classical music with the release of Volumes I and II of the O'Connor Violin Method, while Coal Country Music highlights the unique history and music of the Appalachian region. In addition, Donald Passman offers the 7th edition of his essential book "All You Need to Know About the Music Business." There are countless other reasons to be excited this November. Whether it's the return of The Swell Season, the centennial celebration of Johnny Mercer's birth or the finale of groundbreaking years for St. Vincent and Zac Brown, we're going to be turning up the heat and dancing our faces off. As always, we hope you'll join us at the many amazing events and concerts taking place all over this November. Click after the jump to see our full November schedule. We'll see you out there.
Sarah Lee Guthrie and her husband Johnny Irion discuss their new family album 'Go Waggaloo,' out Oct. 27 on Smithsonian Folkways
Shore Fire's Miyako Hannan and Nick Loss-Eaton with frontman Patrick Watson and guitarist Simon Angell, of Patrick Watson & the Wooden Arms, in front of the Mercury Lounge after their spectacular CMJ show, Oct 22.
