LIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AT THE THOUSAND OAKS …Blurt Magazine wrote “Heather Maloney is one of...
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Grant R. Brimhall Library 1401 E. Janss Road • Thousand Oaks Donation: $20 • www.liveatthelibrary.org HEATHER MALONEY / DARLINGSIDE Friday, June 27, 2014 • 8pm LIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AT THE THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY Heather Maloney and Darlingside independently began their musical careers in late 2009 in Northampton, MA, crossing paths through overlapping posters pinned up on cork boards across town and occasional side-by-side blurbs in local music rags. Buoyed by the same robust arts scene of the Pioneer Valley, both artists grew from regional headliners to nationally touring acts in a few short years. In 2013, Maloney and Darlingside teamed up for a tour out to the Midwest, and it did not take long for them to realize that they had stumbled upon a powerful combination. A feature in the New York Times of their cover of Joni Mitchell’s “Woodstock” soon followed, and fans of both artists are now celebrating their joint EP, just released by Signature Sounds on March 11th. “ ‘Woodstock’ is delicious, really excellent. I’m certain that Joni would enjoy this wonderfully heartfelt version of her classic song.” — Graham Nash, of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Heather Maloney has received numerous accolades for her startlingly soulful voice and literate songwriting exploring themes of spirituality, transformation, and impermanence. Critics are quickly discovering Maloney’s talent with No Depression raving “Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking… Maloney’s expansive range can handle Ella Fitzgerald- style jazz scat and adapt to Beatlesque pop or Joni Mitchell folk.” Blurt Magazine wrote “Heather Maloney is one of the most talented tradition-based singer- songwriters I’ve heard in some time… the writing is stunning.” Darlingside is an indie folk quartet. With four distinct voices clustered around a single microphone, their tightly arranged tunes draw from the unexpected, featuring strains of bluegrass, classical, and barbershop. Accompanied by an arsenal of classical strings, guitars, mandolin, and percussion, these four close friends swap instruments from song to song, keeping audiences across the country on the edge of their seats. e Boston Herald wrote, “Darlingside are doing something new in pop music… ground the Beach Boys, Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Prince, Phish and Radiohead didn’t cover.”
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Grant R. Brimhall Library1401 E. Janss Road • Thousand Oaks
Donation: $20 • www.liveatthelibrary.org
HEATHER MALONEY / DARLINGSIDEFriday, June 27, 2014 • 8pm
LIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AT THE THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY
Heather Maloney and Darlingside independently began their musical careers in late 2009 in Northampton, MA, crossing paths through overlapping posters pinned up on cork boards across town and occasional side-by-side blurbs in local music rags. Buoyed by the same robust arts scene of the Pioneer Valley, both artists grew from regional headliners to nationally touring acts in a few short years. In 2013, Maloney and Darlingside teamed up for a tour out to the Midwest, and it did not take long for them to realize that they had stumbled upon a powerful combination. A feature in the New York Times of their cover of Joni Mitchell’s “Woodstock” soon followed, and fans of both artists are now celebrating their joint EP, just released by Signature Sounds on March 11th.
“ ‘Woodstock’ is delicious, really excellent. I’m certain that Joni would enjoy this wonderfully heartfelt version of her classic song.”
— Graham Nash, of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Heather Maloney has received numerous accolades for her startlingly soulful voice and literate songwriting exploring themes of spirituality, transformation, and impermanence. Critics are quickly discovering Maloney’s talent with No Depression raving “Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking… Maloney’s expansive range can handle Ella Fitzgerald-style jazz scat and adapt to Beatlesque pop or Joni Mitchell folk.” Blurt Magazine wrote “Heather Maloney is one of the most talented tradition-based singer-songwriters I’ve heard in some time… the writing is stunning.”
Darlingside is an indie folk quartet. With four distinct voices clustered around a single microphone, their tightly arranged tunes draw from the unexpected, featuring strains of bluegrass, classical, and barbershop. Accompanied by an arsenal of classical strings, guitars, mandolin, and percussion, these four close friends swap instruments from song to song, keeping audiences across the country on the edge of their seats. � e Boston Herald wrote, “Darlingside are doing something new in pop music… ground the Beach Boys, Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Prince, Phish and Radiohead didn’t cover.”
HEATHER MALONEY / DARLINGSIDELIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AT THE THOUSAND OAKS LIBRARY
HEATHER MALONEY / DARLINGSIDE
