Valerie June
Opening with Angela Hassan
presented by The Iron Horse
Due to today's unpredictable weather, we collectively decided to move Valerie June's concert indoors to the Shea Theatre in Turners Falls, MA just 20 minutes from Black Birch Vineyard.
Here are the details:
Shea Theatre, 71 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA
Ample free street parking and municipal parking available
Doors open at 5:30 PM, opener at 6:30 PM and headliner for 7:15 PM
Black Birch Vineyard wine available to purchase by the glass, local brews, and non-alcoholic beverages
No food is available at the Theatre and no outside food can be brought in
Feel free to reach out to michelle@blackbirchvineyard.com with any questions.
TIX: SOLD OUT
Known for her distinctive voice and singing style,"ValerieJune's every quiver bespeaks emotional honesty"(New Yorker). As a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and three-time Americana Music Honors and Awards nominee, June weaves fresh medicinal downloads of love, sweetness, goodness, and joy with songs that have flowed through her for years. She has recorded three best- selling solo albums and written songs for legendary artists such as Mavis Staples and The Blind Boys of Alabama. She has been praised by Bob Dylan and shared the stage with myriad artists, including John Prine, Norah Jones, Tyler Childers, DinosaurJr., and Booker T.Jones, Emmylou Harris, M.Ward, Robert Plant, Meshell Ndegeocello, Avett Brothers, Dave Matthews, Angelique Kidjo, Willie Nelson, Brandi Carlile, and Elvis Costello. Her albums have been featured by numerous publications such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, NPR Music, Vogue, Elle, Mojo, Uncut, and many others, and she’s made television appearances on The Tonight Show, CBS Saturday Morning, PBS, Austin City Limits, BBC, and many more. She splits her time between Tennessee and New York when she's not touring.
"Valerie June has built a devoted following by ignoring expectations. She is simultaneously rural and cosmopolitan, historically minded and contemporary, idiosyncratic and fashionable, mystical and down-to-earth."—The New York Times