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ATLANTIC CANADA ROCKS - 2011
2011 EDITION - Yes we've had U2 at the
Magnetic Hill concert site, but that's not the only game in the Greater Moncton Tri-Community.
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PRESS RELEASE: Milton Jerome added to Murray
McLauchlan Event - Show Moved to the Moncton PRESS CLUB:
Known throughout Atlantic Canada for his Oldies Rock n Roll Show, Milt plans to expose his creative side in
a short acoustic set of current original tunes as well as compositions from "back in the day". Milton's most recent performances
included a Tribute to Roy Orbison during an Atlantic Canadian Theatre Tour in 2009 and 2010. Prior to that, he performed as
front man for the OVERDRIVE Classic Rock Show (2005 - 2009) and Moncton's GTO Band (2000 - 2005). The event, featuring
Juno Award Winner Murray McLauchlan, takes place October 19th, at the Moncton Press Club.
PRESS RELEASE: Murray McLauchlan - October 19, 2011
Up Close & Personal Show moves to Moncton Press Club
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Murray McLauchlan tickets are on sale now at the Moncton
PRESS CLUB 160 Assomption Blvd. in Moncton and Frank's Music 245 Carson Drive, Moncton.
The tickets are general admission and priced at
$30. Join us for this up close and personal event to witness a very special evening of music by this 11 time Juno Award Winning
Canadian icon. Tickets are limited and the show was over half sold out as of the one month countdown date.
Murray McLauchlan is one of Canada's best songwriting performers. To experience him perform
is to enjoy creative storytelling, social commentary and wit with a man who clearly enjoys sharing his music and experiences
with an audience.
In his late teens, soon after developing the art of songwriting, Murray found himself playing at
major music festivals such as The Philadelphia Folk Festival and Mariposa, where he appeared alongside Jim Croce and John
Prine. He then continued to attract attention on the club circuit, playing such well known rooms as The Riverboat in Toronto,
The Bitter End in New York, The Main Point in Philadelphia, and the famous Earl of Old Town in Chicago. Before Murray had
actually recorded an album of his own, his "Child’s Song" was already well known after being recorded by American folk
star Tom Rush.
Now, thirty odd years later, Murray has twenty albums to his credit on both True North Records and
Capitol Records. Murray has won eleven JUNO awards, as well as RPM "Big Country" awards and Toronto music awards. His songs
have been covered by many other artists as well as being featured in high school text books.
Murray has been both
a radio and television host as well as the author of a book and in 1993 was appointed to the order of Canada. His side project
with Ian Thomas, Cindy Church and Marc Jordan, Lunch at Allen's has taken on a life of its own with a live DVD and CD released
in 2004 on Capitol/EMI and Catch The Moon (2007). As well, Murray composed a stage musical, Eddie. In the fall of 2006, EMI
Music released the album, The Songbook... New Arrivals, featuring songs from the musical.
A/R Group International
Don Coleman
506-734-3004
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