Martha Groves Perry
Martha Groves Perry & The MGP Band with Redemption Breaking (Nate Walker) opening
The Savoy Tivoli
1434 Grant Ave
San Francisco, CA 94133
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Join Martha & The MGP Band for our first full-band show in San Francisco with our new, expanded lineup at the historical Savoy Tivoli in San Francisco! If you have not yet experienced this intimate, recently renovated gem, you are in for a huge treat. Make an afternoon of it by visiting historic North Beach, including the beauty and vibrancy of Washington Square Park, the bustling Pier 39 and Fisherman’s Wharf, an early dinner at one of North Beach’s many fantastic restaurants, then great music by Martha & her band at this venerable North Beach venue. It will be a Sunday to remember!
Dating to 1907 just after the 1906 earthquake, The Savoy Tivoli hosted Truman Capote and Beat Generation poets including Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. Beach Blanket Babylon got its start on the Savoy Tivoli’s stage, which also hosted the Ramones, Jefferson Airplane, punk legends like The Mutants, and fabled jazz acts, including Jimmy Reed and Muddy Waters.
Singer-songwriter Nate Walker, who performs under the moniker Redemption Breaking, will open. Nate’s distinctive vocals and the profound lyricism of his songwriting are not to be missed.
MARTHA GROVES PERRY is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in San Francisco, California. Her original music has a straightforward, compelling and sometimes edgy clarity. Her penetrating lyrics reflect the fearless truth-telling and unbothered amusement of a seasoned, female point of view. In Call Out, her most recent release, her songwriting takes a bold turn mixing flavors of PJ Harvey, Tom Waits, Tom Petty, and traditional Americana in genre-bending performances complemented by her compelling vocal palette. Learn more about Martha and her band — The MGP Band — at marthagrovesperry.com.
NATE WALKER is a singer-songwriter and recording artist based in San Mateo, California. As a mostly self-taught guitarist, Nate developed a playing style that combines rhythmic finger picking, unique chords, and original tunings that complement the range and power in his voice. His songs are rooted in fundamental truths and always sung from the heart. In 2017, he won the West Coast Songwriters Redwood City chapter Song of the Year Award for “Deeper.” Nate performs as a solo acoustic artist and releases his studio recordings under the band name Redemption Breaking. Learn more at redemptionbreaking.com.
No Cover, 21+
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Biographie de Martha Groves Perry
Martha Groves Perry is a singer-songwriter, entertainer, and multi-instrumentalist based in San Francisco, California. Her original music has a straightforward, compelling and sometimes edgy clarity with strong blues, southern rock, and experimental influences and a badass Americana flavor. Her penetrating lyrics, described by her producer, Kenny Schick, as “journaling in poetry,” reflect the fearless truth-telling and unbothered amusement of a seasoned, female point of view.
Some characterize Martha’s music as a cross between Tom Waits, early Gwen Stefani, and the Indigo Girls, and her vocals have been compared to Natalie Merchant. Martha captivates audiences during her endearing stage shows with thoughtful and hilarious stories alongside committed, engaging performances of her meaningful and substantive songs.
After fronting and songwriting for MapleDream, an all-female original band, Martha began her solo career with the release in 2016 of a 4-song EP of her original music titled Something Good. Her first full-length album of original music, These Hands, released on March 1, 2020 and features Martha on cello and acoustic guitar as well as lead and harmony vocals. Martha continues her keen collaboration with Nashville producer Kenny Schick for her new album, Call Out, which will release on Friday, April 21, 2023, followed by a celebration Album Release Show at Art Boutiki Music Hall in San Jose CA on Saturday, April 22, 2023 and a tour in the US midwest & southeast in May 2023 with her new rhythm section, The MGP Band, with Kevin Kriner on bass and Yuri Selukoff on drums.
Martha began her recording career as a cello soloist on classical, rock, and folk CDs by Michèle Sharik, Bev Barnett & Greg Newlon, and Mira Wooten. She sang backup and toured with Bev and Greg in 2007-2009, then fronted the Soul Providers, a dance cover band until 2011, when Martha left the band to start MapleDream.
As a vocalist and cellist, she toured with Michelle Shocked, and has also performed with Tony Lindsay, Skip Edwards, James Nash, Jesse Brewster, Rich Armstrong, Crystal Monee Hall, Uriah Duffy, and Greg Tanner Harris. In addition to her instrumental work as a cello soloist, Martha plays piano, guitar, bass guitar, and percussion.
Plus d'infoSome characterize Martha’s music as a cross between Tom Waits, early Gwen Stefani, and the Indigo Girls, and her vocals have been compared to Natalie Merchant. Martha captivates audiences during her endearing stage shows with thoughtful and hilarious stories alongside committed, engaging performances of her meaningful and substantive songs.
After fronting and songwriting for MapleDream, an all-female original band, Martha began her solo career with the release in 2016 of a 4-song EP of her original music titled Something Good. Her first full-length album of original music, These Hands, released on March 1, 2020 and features Martha on cello and acoustic guitar as well as lead and harmony vocals. Martha continues her keen collaboration with Nashville producer Kenny Schick for her new album, Call Out, which will release on Friday, April 21, 2023, followed by a celebration Album Release Show at Art Boutiki Music Hall in San Jose CA on Saturday, April 22, 2023 and a tour in the US midwest & southeast in May 2023 with her new rhythm section, The MGP Band, with Kevin Kriner on bass and Yuri Selukoff on drums.
Martha began her recording career as a cello soloist on classical, rock, and folk CDs by Michèle Sharik, Bev Barnett & Greg Newlon, and Mira Wooten. She sang backup and toured with Bev and Greg in 2007-2009, then fronted the Soul Providers, a dance cover band until 2011, when Martha left the band to start MapleDream.
As a vocalist and cellist, she toured with Michelle Shocked, and has also performed with Tony Lindsay, Skip Edwards, James Nash, Jesse Brewster, Rich Armstrong, Crystal Monee Hall, Uriah Duffy, and Greg Tanner Harris. In addition to her instrumental work as a cello soloist, Martha plays piano, guitar, bass guitar, and percussion.
Adult Alternative
Blues
Folk
Indie Rock
Alternative
Americana
Celtic Rock
Blues Rock
Celtic
Folk Rock
Indie
Rock
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