Langhorne Slim
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SEP
19
2024
Healdsburg, CA
Little Saint
I Was There
SEP
08
2024
Evanston, IL
Space
I Was There
AUG
17
2024
Livingston, MT
Pine Creek Lodge
I Was There
AUG
04
2024
Isle of Palms, SC
The Windjammer
I Was There
AUG
02
2024
Charlottesville, VA
Jefferson Theater
I Was There
JUL
31
2024
Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Bowl
I Was There
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Fan Reviews
David
July 25th 2024
Langhorne had a bit of electrical feedback from his guitar during the first few seconds of his first tune, he and a tech or two messed with the cables, after a second attempt with the same resulting glitch, he jumped off the stage and did the whole show unamplfied on the floor and the stairs in the middle of the audience. It was a real treat, the show could not have been better.
Marshfield, MA@Levitate Backyard & Rexicana Surf Cantina
Aviva
July 21st 2024
Intimate .. and Expressive of his Experience . Love was present through it all . An evening with Longhorne Slim is well given . I am so Grateful I was there .
Lancaster, PA@Tellus360
Kenneth
July 20th 2024
Absolutely fabulous. This lad makes you feel so much at home that everyone is important and included in the concert. He had folk come up and sing with him and made them feel like stars. A wonderful welcoming and joyful experience. We left with huge smiles and warm hearts second time seeing him and it won’t be the last.
Naples, NY@Inspire Moore Winery
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About Langhorne Slim
The road to Strawberry Mansion, which was recorded at Daylight Sound in Nashville with longtime compadres Paul DeFigilia (Avett Brothers) and Mat Davidson (Twain), began in 2019 with Slim’s decision to get sober. Even though the singer-songwriter kicked alcohol years ago, the insidious monster of addiction had crept back into his life in different guises. The last straw came during a road trip with a friend, who, at the end of the journey, let it be known that the man he knew and loved was no longer recognizable. So Slim called his manager and loved ones and soon checked into a program. That experience and his ongoing recovery program have given him a framework for grappling with the personal demons that have always skulked in the shadows, and helped him find light in the void. “It’s important for me to talk honestly about these things, because I feel it gives me strength, and it might help others along the way.” he says.
Strawberry Mansion is the singer-songwriter’s seventh full-length album. He released his first record, Electric Love Letter, back in 2004. Since then he has graced the stages of Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk Festival, and the Conan O’Brien show, winning fans over with his heart-on-a-sleeve sincerity and rousing live shows.
Born Sean Scolnick in 1980, Slim took part of his artistic moniker from his hometown of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, a place he’s still very much connected to despite making his home in Nashville. Since the advent of Covid-19, he has been traveling back to PA once a month to see his mother and grandmother, and, like many Americans, finding strength in his origins and family bonds. The title Strawberry Mansion refers to the neighborhood in Philadelphia where both of his grandfathers grew up, a place he calls “dirty but sweet, tough but full of love, where giants roamed the earth and had names like Whistle and Curly.” That idea of a mythical wonderland informs the new album from head to toe. Strawberry Mansion is not so much about nostalgia for the past as it is about the possibility of better days ahead in this world. These are songs that remind us we’re all part of a collective “Mighty Soul,” united in one journey, just like the characters in that old Philly neighborhood. It’s a life-affirming album for these times.
Strawberry Mansion is the singer-songwriter’s seventh full-length album. He released his first record, Electric Love Letter, back in 2004. Since then he has graced the stages of Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk Festival, and the Conan O’Brien show, winning fans over with his heart-on-a-sleeve sincerity and rousing live shows.
Born Sean Scolnick in 1980, Slim took part of his artistic moniker from his hometown of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, a place he’s still very much connected to despite making his home in Nashville. Since the advent of Covid-19, he has been traveling back to PA once a month to see his mother and grandmother, and, like many Americans, finding strength in his origins and family bonds. The title Strawberry Mansion refers to the neighborhood in Philadelphia where both of his grandfathers grew up, a place he calls “dirty but sweet, tough but full of love, where giants roamed the earth and had names like Whistle and Curly.” That idea of a mythical wonderland informs the new album from head to toe. Strawberry Mansion is not so much about nostalgia for the past as it is about the possibility of better days ahead in this world. These are songs that remind us we’re all part of a collective “Mighty Soul,” united in one journey, just like the characters in that old Philly neighborhood. It’s a life-affirming album for these times.
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Band Members:
Malachi DeLorenzo - Drums, Langhorne Slim - Vocals/Guitar, Jeff Ratner - Da Bass, Casey McAllister - Keys/Accordion
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Langhorne Slim to play in your city
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Similar Artists On Tour
Live Photos of Langhorne Slim
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Langhorne Slim merch
Strawberry Mansion
$14.99
View All
concerts and tour dates
Past
SEP
19
2024
Healdsburg, CA
Little Saint
I Was There
SEP
08
2024
Evanston, IL
Space
I Was There
AUG
17
2024
Livingston, MT
Pine Creek Lodge
I Was There
AUG
04
2024
Isle of Palms, SC
The Windjammer
I Was There
AUG
02
2024
Charlottesville, VA
Jefferson Theater
I Was There
JUL
31
2024
Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Bowl
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
David
July 25th 2024
Langhorne had a bit of electrical feedback from his guitar during the first few seconds of his first tune, he and a tech or two messed with the cables, after a second attempt with the same resulting glitch, he jumped off the stage and did the whole show unamplfied on the floor and the stairs in the middle of the audience. It was a real treat, the show could not have been better.
Marshfield, MA@Levitate Backyard & Rexicana Surf Cantina
Aviva
July 21st 2024
Intimate .. and Expressive of his Experience . Love was present through it all . An evening with Longhorne Slim is well given . I am so Grateful I was there .
Lancaster, PA@Tellus360
Kenneth
July 20th 2024
Absolutely fabulous. This lad makes you feel so much at home that everyone is important and included in the concert. He had folk come up and sing with him and made them feel like stars. A wonderful welcoming and joyful experience. We left with huge smiles and warm hearts second time seeing him and it won’t be the last.
Naples, NY@Inspire Moore Winery
View More Fan Reviews
About Langhorne Slim
The road to Strawberry Mansion, which was recorded at Daylight Sound in Nashville with longtime compadres Paul DeFigilia (Avett Brothers) and Mat Davidson (Twain), began in 2019 with Slim’s decision to get sober. Even though the singer-songwriter kicked alcohol years ago, the insidious monster of addiction had crept back into his life in different guises. The last straw came during a road trip with a friend, who, at the end of the journey, let it be known that the man he knew and loved was no longer recognizable. So Slim called his manager and loved ones and soon checked into a program. That experience and his ongoing recovery program have given him a framework for grappling with the personal demons that have always skulked in the shadows, and helped him find light in the void. “It’s important for me to talk honestly about these things, because I feel it gives me strength, and it might help others along the way.” he says.
Strawberry Mansion is the singer-songwriter’s seventh full-length album. He released his first record, Electric Love Letter, back in 2004. Since then he has graced the stages of Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk Festival, and the Conan O’Brien show, winning fans over with his heart-on-a-sleeve sincerity and rousing live shows.
Born Sean Scolnick in 1980, Slim took part of his artistic moniker from his hometown of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, a place he’s still very much connected to despite making his home in Nashville. Since the advent of Covid-19, he has been traveling back to PA once a month to see his mother and grandmother, and, like many Americans, finding strength in his origins and family bonds. The title Strawberry Mansion refers to the neighborhood in Philadelphia where both of his grandfathers grew up, a place he calls “dirty but sweet, tough but full of love, where giants roamed the earth and had names like Whistle and Curly.” That idea of a mythical wonderland informs the new album from head to toe. Strawberry Mansion is not so much about nostalgia for the past as it is about the possibility of better days ahead in this world. These are songs that remind us we’re all part of a collective “Mighty Soul,” united in one journey, just like the characters in that old Philly neighborhood. It’s a life-affirming album for these times.
Strawberry Mansion is the singer-songwriter’s seventh full-length album. He released his first record, Electric Love Letter, back in 2004. Since then he has graced the stages of Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Newport Folk Festival, and the Conan O’Brien show, winning fans over with his heart-on-a-sleeve sincerity and rousing live shows.
Born Sean Scolnick in 1980, Slim took part of his artistic moniker from his hometown of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, a place he’s still very much connected to despite making his home in Nashville. Since the advent of Covid-19, he has been traveling back to PA once a month to see his mother and grandmother, and, like many Americans, finding strength in his origins and family bonds. The title Strawberry Mansion refers to the neighborhood in Philadelphia where both of his grandfathers grew up, a place he calls “dirty but sweet, tough but full of love, where giants roamed the earth and had names like Whistle and Curly.” That idea of a mythical wonderland informs the new album from head to toe. Strawberry Mansion is not so much about nostalgia for the past as it is about the possibility of better days ahead in this world. These are songs that remind us we’re all part of a collective “Mighty Soul,” united in one journey, just like the characters in that old Philly neighborhood. It’s a life-affirming album for these times.
Show More
Band Members:
Malachi DeLorenzo - Drums, Langhorne Slim - Vocals/Guitar, Jeff Ratner - Da Bass, Casey McAllister - Keys/Accordion
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