Sami Braman

Join us at the Cork & Keg for a great night of music with Sami Braman (plus Emily Mann, Jake Stargel, and Frank Evans) to celebrate the release of Riveter, her new album of original tunes! From the blazing hot bow of Sami Braman comes Riveter—the debut solo record of original fiddle tunes, inventively written and masterfully performed by the traditional roots wunderkind, co-produced by Braman and legendary fiddler Brittany Haas. Known from her work with longtime Pacific Northwest string band, The Onlies, and as a member of Willie Watson's band, here Braman celebrates the fiddle with a playful journey that, over the course of ten tracks, draws upon traditions from Appalachia to Ireland, Cape Breton to Norway, and beyond. Aptly named for the myriad fiddling styles Braman nimbly “rivets” together, Riveter pulses with an old-time groove throughout and Braman’s sheer joy in playing her instrument rolls off it all in waves.

Join us at Jim and Barbara's House for a great night of music with Sami Braman (plus Emily Mann, Jake Stargel, and Frank Evans) to celebrate the release of Riveter, her new album of original tunes! LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Email payne08@sbc.edu to reserve a seat and for address! Tix are $20! From the blazing hot bow of Sami Braman comes Riveter—the debut solo record of original fiddle tunes, inventively written and masterfully performed by the traditional roots wunderkind, co-produced by Braman and legendary fiddler Brittany Haas. Known from her work with longtime Pacific Northwest string band, The Onlies, and as a member of Willie Watson's band, here Braman celebrates the fiddle with a playful journey that, over the course of ten tracks, draws upon traditions from Appalachia to Ireland, Cape Breton to Norway, and beyond. Aptly named for the myriad fiddling styles Braman nimbly “rivets” together, Riveter pulses with an old-time groove throughout and Braman’s sheer joy in playing her instrument rolls off it all in waves.

this is a house concert, please rsvp to hsdrsvp@gmail.com to reserve your spot in advance We're looking forward to hosting stellar young fiddler Sami Braman next month. Sami is well known in the old time and roots scene for her band The Onlies (featuring Diner alumni Viv & Riley) as well as touring with Willie Watson. She's put together a killer group to celebrate the release of Riveter, her debut album of original fiddle tunes. WHO: Sami Braman DATE: Sunday, April 9th PLACE: Brentwood, MD (rsvp for address) TIME: doors 7pm, show 7:30pm TICKET: $20 suggested donation (all to the musicians) please rsvp so we can get an accurate count

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You're invited! Bring friends, food, drink and a smiling face for what will surely be a beautiful evening of music and community! Sami Braman Band features four of the most talented Old Time and Roots musicians on the scene today. Sami is a founding member of The Onlies and embarking on a tour to celebrate the release of her new album of original fiddle tunes Riveter. Co-produced by Brittany Haas (Hawktail, Crooked Still), Riveter features Sami along with three of Nashville’s finest old-time/bluegrass musicians—Frank Evans on banjo, Jake Stargel on guitar, and Emily Mann on bass. Despite the myriad regional influences in her tune writing (Appalachia, Norway, Cape Breton, Ireland, the Pacific Northwest), the arrangements maintain a deep, old-time rhythmic groove. Elise Leavy and Wilhemina Frankzerda, two incredibly gifted songwriters out of Nashville, will open the show with a set of their original material. Email bradkolodner@gmail.com with any questions. Invite your friends and spread the word! Most shows fill up so don’t hesitate reserve a spot. Feel free to bring food and drink to share. Here are the details for the show: Where: Brad's House - 831 West 33rd Street, Baltimore When: Monday, April 10 – Doors at 6:30pm, Concert 7pm til 9pm Cost: $20-$25 suggested donation Feel free to bring food and drink to share!

From the blazing hot bow of Sami Braman comes Riveter—the debut solo record of original fiddle tunes, inventively written and masterfully performed by the traditional roots wunderkind, co-produced by Braman and legendary fiddler Brittany Haas. Known from her work with longtime Pacific Northwest string band, The Onlies, and as a member of Willie Watson's band, here Braman celebrates the fiddle with a playful journey that, over the course of ten tracks, draws upon traditions from Appalachia to Ireland, Cape Breton to Norway, and beyond. Aptly named for the myriad fiddling styles Braman nimbly “rivets” together, Riveter pulses with an old-time groove throughout and Braman’s sheer joy in playing her instrument rolls off it all in waves. Within a musical tradition where fully original works are the exception, Braman sets herself apart—and her compositional chops are undeniable. Supported by a stringband of fellow Nashville-based pals (Emily Mann, Jake Stargel, and Frank Evans), she pushes us to imagine what traditionally inspired folk music can be.