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PennLive.com Article

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Friday night we will be playing at Malone’s in Harrisburg. Here is a nice article by Alexis Dow at pennlinve.com.

Also, Saturday come camp with us at Mountain View Park in Wind Gap, PA!
It is very affordable. Here is the lineup. We close the night!
12pm Texas Rose
1:00 James King Band
2:00 Stained Grass Window
3:00 Forgotten Mountain Boys
4:00 Past Time Bluegrass Band
5:00 James King Band
6:00 Mark Miklos
7:00 Danny Hubbard Band
8:00 Aimless Pursuit
9:00 Mason Porter

XPN Local Pick Of The Day

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Tuesday we were the Local Pick of The Day on WXPN. Check out the blog post here. Thanks Helen Leicht and WXPN!

This weekend we’re in Harrisburg Friday at Malone’s and Saturday we’re in Wind Gap, Pa for The AFBA Shindig. We’ll be playing and camping out at the beautiful Mountain View Park.

More details on the Tour page.

Spring Tour Press Release

Monday, March 8th, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mason Porter: Spring Tour, New Album
Mason Porter on tour in support of new album

West Chester, Pennsylvania (March 8, 2010) – Roots group Mason Porter hits the road March 26 through April 10 for a spring tour in support of their new album, Thunder in the Valley. After a snowy Pennsylvania winter that forced the band to cancel their CD Release Party—twice—the band is anxious to finally bring their show on the road. The tour heads south (and hopefully to warmer weather), winding through the Appalachian states of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia, before eventually wrapping up with a homecoming show at the World Café Live in Philadelphia on April 10.

Thunder In The Valley was released December 10 via Philadelphia upstart Uncle Nicky Records. Produced by Tom Hamilton (American Babies, Brothers Past) and mixed by producer Bill Moriarty (Dr. Dog, Hoots and Hellmouth), the album showcases the songwriting of band members Joe D’Amico, Tim Celfo and Paul Wilkinson. Preserving the core instrumentation of acoustic guitar, mandolin and upright bass—as well as Mason Porter’s signature three-part harmonies—Thunder in the Valley displays the band’s ability to expand beyond its original folk and bluegrass roots with more intricate songwriting and arrangements.

For more information, promo materials, or to schedule an interview please contact:
Joe D’Amico
masonporter@gmail.com

http://www.masonporter.com

Mar 19 Burlap and Bean, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Mar 26 Cafe Nola, Frederick, Maryland
Mar 27 The Boot, Norfolk, Virginia
Mar 28 Legend Brewery, Richmond, Virginia
Mar 28 Cary Street Café, Richmond, Virginia
Mar 29 The Evening Muse, Charlotte, North Carolina
Mar 31 Preservations Pub, Knoxville, Tennessee
Apr 1 The Green Lantern, Lexington, Kentucky
Apr 2 The Purple Fiddle, Thomas, West Virginia
Apr 3 Moondogs, Blawnox, Pennsylvania
Apr 10 World Cafe Live Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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