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On all her previous records, Baltimore-based singer/songwriter ellen cherry’s principal instrument is guitar. And as the title implies, her new EP, Please Don’t Sell The Piano, represents a break from that tradition, as she explores black and white keys for the duration of the six songs. Having long since found a distinctive songwriting voice on her primary instrument, ellen cherry is taking a risk here, stepping out of her comfort zone.
Our first Mobtown Microshow was a grand success! Ellen and Mike Prout played beautifully. The crowd was great and I was excited to see so many folks turn out on such a gloomy cold and rainy night. It was excellent to see a few familiar people, but it was even cooler to see so many new faces.
Deep in the dusky crevices of Mobtown Laboratories, our experimental socio-audiologists have spent the last few months honing a revolutionary technique of live musical brewery. The mission was to distill all the kinetic energy and sonic kaboom of a large venue show into a teeny pint-sized house concert package. We’ve had a few near misses (one folly in particular involved Mat, a Bunsen burner, three Inuit throat singers and a billy goat, but we won’t be speaking of that again).
Well, now, I’m proud to say: “By golly, I think we’ve got it!”
Join us on Thursday, December 11 at 8:00 pm for the first ever Micro-Show at Mobtown with ellen cherry. (Patent pending.) And get this: it’s FREE!
Seating is very limited so email us or call us at 410-235-0898 to reserve your spot now.
