The title track on the forthcoming Marc Cohn & Blind Boys of Alabama album “Work To Do” premiered on Billiboard.com! Check out the article and listen to the song HERE and look for the album when its released on August 9th, 2019!
Marc Cohn and gospel titans Blind Boys of Alabama have announced the August 9th release of Work to Do, via BMG. Produced by John Leventhal, the unique collection combines the songwriting talents of Marc Cohn with the soul-stirring harmonies of Blind Boys of Alabama and falls on the heels of more than a year of live collaborative dates. To read more about the album, click here. To preorder the album, click here.
Friends, we are very excited to announce that starting tonight, you will be able to purchase live recordings from Marc's tour! Each one unique to the night you experienced. Plus the ones you wish you could have attended.
Marc has partnered with VNUE, Inc. to record each show beginning February 16 and make content available for download within 24 hours via VNUE’s set.fm.
“Marc has long been regarded one of the most soulful and powerful performers in the music business, with a truly unique perspective on roots music - and of course, ‘Walking in Memphis’ has long held a spe- cial place in my heart as a resident of that great city,” Zach Bair, CEO of VNUE and “instant music” pio- neer DiscLive, said. “The fans who experience this live will surely want to relive this music forever, and with VNUE’s set.fm, they’ll be able to do just that."
“I’ve had so much fun digging into the vault of my past work throughout recent performances, and this upcoming tour will be no exception,” Cohn said. “I want each show to have its own unique feel and setlist, so it’s a natural fit for VNUE and set.fm to capture each one individually and let the fans live them over and over again."
Pre-purchase the shows now by downloading the set.fm app from the Apple App Store or Google Play, or by visiting https://set.fm/artists/marc-cohn.
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