Award-Winning Songwriter to Play at Tupelo

We have ONE new show to announce this week!

November 8 LIZ LONGLEY: In the short time since her graduation from Boston’s renowned Berklee College of Music, singer-songwriter Liz Longley has assembled an impressive resume. While best known for her stop-you-in-your-tracks voice, Liz has steadily developed a reputation as an accomplished songwriter, crafting intimately personal portraits through her music. In the past two years, Liz has taken home top prizes at some of the most prestigious songwriting competitions in the country, including the BMI John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship Competition, the International Acoustic Music Awards and the Rocky Mountain Folk Fest Songwriting Competition. New England named her the 2011 Female Performer of the Year, the Washington Post declared that Liz is “destined for a larger audience” and Dig Boston called her “a rising acoustic sensation." Even John Mayer is a fan, calling her music “gorgeous, simply gorgeous.” A Philadelphia native, Liz recently made the move to Nashville, Tennessee where she has quickly made her presence known throughout Music City. In addition to writing more than forty songs with some of the best songwriters in the business, Liz has also managed to keep up her seemingly never-ending touring schedule, playing over one hundred shows in the last year. ABC's critically acclaimed series NY Med featured Liz's music throughout the first season, and the 2012 season finale of Lifetime's Army Wives displayed her towering vocals in an epic grand finale song, "This Is Not the End." Executives at SiriusXM caught wind of her captivating cover of Van Morrison's hit "Moondance" and added it into regular rotation, along with her award-winning original song, "When You've Got Trouble." After an impressive response from listeners, Liz was invited to perform live in the SiriusXM studios in New York City and was named one of their Coffee House Discoveries of 2011.

OUR NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHEDULE

2013

May 31 Southside Johnny & the Poor Fools (Rock)

Jun 1 Howie Day SOLD OUT

Jun 2 James Hunter (Blues/R&B/Rock)

Jun 6 Ottmar Leibert & Luna Negra (Acoustic)

Jun 7 The Wood Brothers (Folk)

Jun 8 Comedy Night (George Hamm, Tom Gilmore & Anthony Scibella)

Jun 13 Marcia Ball (Blues)

Jun 14 James Montgomery Band with Barrence Whitfield (Blues)

Jun 15 Frank Santos (Hypnotist/Comedy)

Jun 20 The Psychedelic Furs SOLD OUT

Jun 21 Os Mutantes (Rock)

Jun 22 Boston All-Star Blues Revue (Blues)

Jun 28 John Eddie (Rock)

Jun 30 James Cotton (rescheduled)

Jul 6 Comedy Night (Tony V)

Jul 7 Frank Vignola & Vinny Raniolo (Acoustic)

Jul 12 Albert Cummings (Blues/Rock)

Jul 13 The Fools (Rock)

Jul 14 Vienna Teng (Folk/Pop)

Jul 19 Chris Smither (Folk/Blues)

Jul 20 American Unplugged (Folk/Americana)

Jul 21 Jeffrey Gaines & Jann Klose (Rock)

Jul 25 The Duhks (Canadian Folk)

Jul 26 Jake Shimabukuro (at The Stockbridge Theater)

Jul 27 Big Country (Rock)

Aug 8 New Riders of the Purple Sage (Jam Band)

Aug 9 David Bromberg (Folk)

Aug 15 Nick Lowe (Rock)

Aug 16 Nick Lowe (Rock)

Aug 20 Shawn Mullins (Pop)

Aug 22 Leon Redbone (Jazz, Blues)

Aug 24 J. Geils Jazz Quartet (Jazz)

Aug 29 Jamie Lynn Hart & Mieka Pauley (Pop)

Sep 6 Jonathan Edwards (Folk)

Sep 7 Aaron Carter (at The Stockbridge Theater)

Sep 12 David Wilcox (Folk)

Sep 14 The Stompers (Rock)

Sep 21 The BoDeans (Rock)

Sep 22 The BoDeans (Rock)

Sep 27 Lucy Kaplansky (Folk)

Sep 29 Seth Glier & Antje Duvekot (Folk)

Oct 10 Colin Hay (at the Stockbridge Theater)

Oct 12 Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood (Rock)

Oct 18 Melanie (Folk)

Oct 19 Candye Kane (Blues)

Oct 24 Adrian Legg (Acoustic Guitar)

Oct 25 Paul Thorn Band (Blues/Rock)

Oct 26 Jon Butcher (Rock)

Oct 31 The Tubes (Rock)

Nov 1 Lori McKenna (Folk)

Nov 8 Liz Longley - Brian Dunne opens (Folk)

Nov 10 Andy McKee (Acoustic Guitar)

Nov 15 The Smithereens (Rock)

Nov 16 The Smithereens (Rock)

Nov 21 Acoustic Alchemy (Acoustic)

Dec 6 Ellis Paul (Folk)

Submitted by Tupelo Music Hall, 2 Young Road.