The Cutting Room, NYC on June 19 – Adventures in Harp Town!

I’m very excited to be coming back to The Cutting Room, my old home away from home! Tickets are $15 and they’re on sale now. I’ll be bringing my electric harps V’ger and Sparkly, plus my full band, and singing & playing a variety of songs (Bowie, Queen, Beatles, etc.), including music from Harp Town, Girl Inventor, and some surprises! Read more here at The Cutting Room’s website…

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• Artist: Erin Hill
• Date: 06/19/19
• Time: 7:30pm
• Venue: The Cutting Room
• City: New York , NY
• Address: 44 East 32nd Street
• Venue phone: (212) 691-1900
• Country: United States
• Admission: 15
• Age restrictions: All Ages
• Box office: (212) 691-1900
• Notes: Renowned Harpist & Singer Erin Hill is bringing her electric harp and her unique brand of rock/pop harp-and-vocal music back to The Cutting Room. Erin has played & sung with artists such as Cyndi Lauper, Kanye West, Enya, moby, Sinead O’Connor, a-ha, Josh Groban, Jewel, Randy Newman, Martha Wainwright, and Dave Chappelle as “The Pretty White Girl Who Sings Dave’s Thoughts” on Comedy Central’s Chappelles’ Show. She’s also performed for two First Ladies and for royalty. Her Celtic album hit #1 on the Billboard world chart, and she played the Game of Thrones theme on her harp for HBO’s Season 3 promo. Erin will be performing a variety of music, including songs from her album Harp Town (on Cleopatra Records), which features her arrangements of everything from Sinatra and The Beatles to Rihanna and Radiohead. Erin is a well-known sci-fi geek, and she’ll also be performing some of her original sci-fi songs from her other Cleopatra album, Girl Inventor. Erin is a regular performer at Dragon Con, one of the world’s largest science fiction and fantasy conventions. She was also featured in the Original Broadway casts of Titanic and Sam Mendes’ Cabaret. “The music is beautiful. Voice exquisite; the words telling tales everyone wants to hear. The instrumental material melds into its required whole with quirky, painted details highlighting the surface. The totality makes a noise that cloaks the soul. Lovely… Crank it right up!” – Radio 3, BBC (Robert Worby)