Ben Folds and Nick Hornby to Appear on WNYC's "Soundcheck"; Bring Collaboration to Housing Works and Barnes & Noble

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Ben Folds and Nick Hornby will appear today on WNYC's Soundcheck. The pair will discuss their songwriting collaboration on their new release, Lonely Avenue, and Folds will perform live. Tune in at 2 PM ET on 93.9 FM or listen online at wnyc.org. The pair performed last night as part of SPIN magazine's Liner Notes series at a benefit for the Housing Works AIDS Charity in New York City. Folds and Hornby continue their New York appearances with a performance on Thursday evening at Barnes & Noble's Union Square location for the series Upstairs at the Square.

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Ben Folds and Nick Hornby will be guests on WNYC's Soundcheck today. The pair will discuss their songwriting collaboration on their new release, Lonely Avenue, and Folds will perform live. Tune in at 2 PM ET on 93.9 FM or listen online at wnyc.org.

The duo also brought their collaboration to the Housing Works Bookstore Café in New York City, when they co-headlined SPIN magazine's "Liner Notes" series. The sold-out show, which raised $10,000 for the Housing Works AIDS Charity, was moderated by SPIN deputy editor Steve Kandell, and centered around Folds' and Hornby's process of writing the album and collaborating via email. The night also included solo performances by Folds on piano; SPIN notes that "Folds' virtuoso performances brought Hornby's vignettes vividly to life." Read more at spin.com.

If you missed last night's show, you can stop by the Barnes & Noble flagship store in New York's Union Square on Thursday night, where they will participate in Upstairs at the Square, the series that pairs authors and musicians. Journalist Katherine Lanpher will interview both men, who will discuss their new CD and perform selections and sign copies of the album.

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Ben Folds, Nick Hornby in studio by Eamonn McCabe
  • Wednesday, October 13, 2010
    Ben Folds and Nick Hornby to Appear on WNYC's "Soundcheck"; Bring Collaboration to Housing Works and Barnes & Noble
    Eamonn McCabe

    Ben Folds and Nick Hornby will be guests on WNYC's Soundcheck today. The pair will discuss their songwriting collaboration on their new release, Lonely Avenue, and Folds will perform live. Tune in at 2 PM ET on 93.9 FM or listen online at wnyc.org.

    The duo also brought their collaboration to the Housing Works Bookstore Café in New York City, when they co-headlined SPIN magazine's "Liner Notes" series. The sold-out show, which raised $10,000 for the Housing Works AIDS Charity, was moderated by SPIN deputy editor Steve Kandell, and centered around Folds' and Hornby's process of writing the album and collaborating via email. The night also included solo performances by Folds on piano; SPIN notes that "Folds' virtuoso performances brought Hornby's vignettes vividly to life." Read more at spin.com.

    If you missed last night's show, you can stop by the Barnes & Noble flagship store in New York's Union Square on Thursday night, where they will participate in Upstairs at the Square, the series that pairs authors and musicians. Journalist Katherine Lanpher will interview both men, who will discuss their new CD and perform selections and sign copies of the album.

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