Josh
Ritter The
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Idaho-born troubadour
Josh Ritter crafts songs that are rare gift of natural, intuitive beauty.
Recalling such seventies greats as Neil Young and Townes Van Zandt,
he breathes life into a classic genre while introducing younger audiences
to a sound both intimate and dynamic. Josh will be bringing his music
to Australian audiences in September 2005, supporting New York songstress
Martha Wainwright on her first Australian tour. Born in the late 70’s
to two neuroscientists in the small town of Moscow, Idaho, Ritter began
Oberlin College with the intent to follow in his parents’scientific
footsteps. Instead, he discovered the songwriting of such artists as
Gillian Welch, Van Zandt, and Leonard Cohen and set off on a distinctly
different path. Upon graduation, he moved east to Boston, and in 2001
recorded his breakthrough album, Golden Age of Radio at various tiny,
one-room studios on the East Coast. JOSH RITTER –SPECIAL GUEST OF MARTHA WAINWRIGHT SEPTEMBER Friday 9th The Gov' |
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