James Farm Launches International Tour with Spring, Summer Dates in Israel, Europe, US

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James Farm, the collaborative band featuring Joshua Redman, Aaron Parks, Matt Penman, and Eric Harland, launches its world tour this weekend in Tel Aviv, Israel. The tour continues over the next month with performances throughout Europe, before returning to the States for four-nights at NY's Jazz Standard plus summer festival sets at Caramoor, Newport, and Monterey. "The power from these four dynamos throbs beneath the surface," says Arts Journal. Their "album has a fine balance between peacefulness and strength."

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James Farm, the collaborative band featuring saxophonist Joshua Redman, pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Matt Penman, and drummer Eric Harland, launches its world tour this weekend with two nights at Reading 3 in Tel Aviv, Israel, Saturday and Sunday. The tour continues over the next month with performances throughout Europe—in Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, France, Netherlands, and Belgium—before returning to the States for four-nights at the Jazz Standard in New York City in June plus festival sets at Caramoor, Newport Jazz, and Monterey later this summer. See below for all of the currently scheduled tour dates. For more information, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour or the new James Farm site, jamesfarmmusic.com.

Reviewing the new album in Arts Journal's Rifftides blog, Doug Ramsey says: "The power from these four dynamos throbs beneath the surface. With their degree of intensity, they don’t need volume to transmit urgency. Tension and release operate in harness ... Overall, the album has a fine balance between peacefulness and strength." Read the review at artsjournal.com.

You can pick up a copy of the record in the Nonesuch Store, where orders include 320 kbps MP3s of the complete album at checkout.

JAMES FARM ON TOUR

May 14-15 Reading 3 Tel Aviv, ISRAEL
May 17 Porgy & Bess Vienna, AUSTRIA
May 18 Panic Jazz Club Marostica, ITALY
May 19 Blue Note Milan, ITALY
May 20 Kaufleuten Zurich, SWITZERLAND
May 21 Auditorio RSI Lugano Lugano, SWITZERLAND
May 22 Kulturzentrum Alte Feuerwache Mannheim, GERMANY
May 25 Sardinen USF Bergen, NORWAY
May 27 Auditorium du Casino Hyeres, FRANCE
May 28 Le Solarium Gradignan, FRANCE
May 29 Bimhuis Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
May 30 Lantaren Venster Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS
Jun 1 Roma Cultural Center Antwerp, BELGIUM

Jun 16-19 Jazz Standard New York, NY

Aug 6 Caramoor Music Festival Katonah, NY
Aug 7 Newport Jazz Festival Newport, RI
Sep 17 Monterey Jazz Festival Monterey, CA
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  • Friday, May 13, 2011
    James Farm Launches International Tour with Spring, Summer Dates in Israel, Europe, US
    Jimmy Katz

    James Farm, the collaborative band featuring saxophonist Joshua Redman, pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Matt Penman, and drummer Eric Harland, launches its world tour this weekend with two nights at Reading 3 in Tel Aviv, Israel, Saturday and Sunday. The tour continues over the next month with performances throughout Europe—in Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, France, Netherlands, and Belgium—before returning to the States for four-nights at the Jazz Standard in New York City in June plus festival sets at Caramoor, Newport Jazz, and Monterey later this summer. See below for all of the currently scheduled tour dates. For more information, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour or the new James Farm site, jamesfarmmusic.com.

    Reviewing the new album in Arts Journal's Rifftides blog, Doug Ramsey says: "The power from these four dynamos throbs beneath the surface. With their degree of intensity, they don’t need volume to transmit urgency. Tension and release operate in harness ... Overall, the album has a fine balance between peacefulness and strength." Read the review at artsjournal.com.

    You can pick up a copy of the record in the Nonesuch Store, where orders include 320 kbps MP3s of the complete album at checkout.

    JAMES FARM ON TOUR

    May 14-15 Reading 3 Tel Aviv, ISRAEL
    May 17 Porgy & Bess Vienna, AUSTRIA
    May 18 Panic Jazz Club Marostica, ITALY
    May 19 Blue Note Milan, ITALY
    May 20 Kaufleuten Zurich, SWITZERLAND
    May 21 Auditorio RSI Lugano Lugano, SWITZERLAND
    May 22 Kulturzentrum Alte Feuerwache Mannheim, GERMANY
    May 25 Sardinen USF Bergen, NORWAY
    May 27 Auditorium du Casino Hyeres, FRANCE
    May 28 Le Solarium Gradignan, FRANCE
    May 29 Bimhuis Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
    May 30 Lantaren Venster Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS
    Jun 1 Roma Cultural Center Antwerp, BELGIUM

    Jun 16-19 Jazz Standard New York, NY

    Aug 6 Caramoor Music Festival Katonah, NY
    Aug 7 Newport Jazz Festival Newport, RI
    Sep 17 Monterey Jazz Festival Monterey, CA
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