Seattle songstress coming to Star Bar
4/10/2017Toe-tapping road songs and heartstring-tugging ballads are the reason Jill Cohn was named by Los Angeles’ Los Feliz Journal as a top 10 indie pick.
The Seattle Songstress is playing Star Bar on Thursday, April 20, at 9 p.m. Star Bar is located at 2811 Ingersoll Ave.
After performing more than 200 concert dates in 2016, Cohn springs into 2017 with another busy tour schedule in continued support of her 11th independent release, “Heartstrings Touching Ground,” which was produced by Grammy Award Winning Producer Malcolm Burn — who has credits with Bob Dylan, Daniel Lanois and is best known for his production on “Red Dirt Girl”, by EmmyLou Harris.
After hearing Jill’s song titled “Yellow Rose,” which is about the struggles of the common man against corporate America, Burns invited the Seattle Songstress to record with him in his Kingston NY studio. This collaboration has resulted in a stunning new collection of deeply personal songs with a universal message of hope. Based in Seattle, Jill became a full time touring artist upon the release of her fourth album, “the Absence of Moving” in 1999 and has continued to play nationally since then. Cohn recently relocated her home base to the Roaring Fork Valley, stating that she was longing for a mellower home life and how this change is the inspiration behind new songs that she is currently writing.
“Cohn’s songs pay homage to artists like Joni Mitchell, Sarah McLachlan and the Counting Crows but has a sound all her own” – Album Network
Seattle Songstress Jill Cohn to give concert at the Star Bar on Thursday, April 20, at 9 p.m.
Star Bar is located at 2811 Ingersoll Ave.
No admission charge.
