When roots and R&B rocker Nick Waterhouse visited World Cafe with David Dye in November, 2012, he performed a fiery three song set. You can listen to the session and interview here. Below, download one of the songs from that session, “Sleeping Pills.” This month (and this month only) World Cafe is offering free downloads of performances from bands including Calexico, Lord Huron, Alt-J, John Fullbright, Freelance Whales, Allen Stone, The Kopecky Family Band and others. You can download all the songs here. Grab them now, because once February comes to a close, they’ll be gone.
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British singer-songwriter Neil Halstead will be at World Cafe Live tonight. A founding member of indie-folk group Mojave 3 and shoegazers Slowdive, Halstead has spent the last ten years building a solo career and released his latest record, Palindrome Hunches, in September. Also playing tonight are Jim Hanft with Samantha Yonack. Tickets are $15 at the World Cafe Live website; doors open at 6:00 p.m. with music beginning at 7:30 p.m. Watch Neil perform “Tied to You” off of Palindrome Hunches below.
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Nick Waterhouse announces Fall tour, playing Johnny Brenda’s in October

Los Angeles based roots, rock and soul man Nick Waterhouse has announced a Fall tour and is playing Johnny Brenda’s on Wednesday, October 3rd with the Allah-La’s opening. Waterhouse recently released his debut album Time’s All Gone. Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 3rd at Noon. Go here to purchase tickets and for more information about the show. Waterhouse was in town this past May to perform at WXPN’s Non-Comm music conference.
Photos of Rufus Wainwright, Nick Waterhouse and more from Non-Comm’s Saturday Free at Noon
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