
AUSTIN, TX - Carter Beckworth's performance tonight at The Corner Pub in Conroe may be the last chance Texans have to see him play this winter. Beckworth, a seasoned, young pop/rock musician from Austin, TX., has big plans for the coming weeks, with an inter-state tour that will take him through the center of the country.
Beckworth and cellist, Steve Bernal will play 11 dates throughout the Midwest, wrapping up their acoustic tour on January 29th at Proud Larry's in Oxford, Miss.
Beckworth's raspy tenor and noteworthy picking style deliver themselves with ease over the flawless stringed accompaniment by veteran cellist, Steve Bernal. Beckworth released his self-titled sophomore album in August of last year. In addition to maintaining a relentless touring schedule, Beckworth has appeared on multiple television and radio programs, such as My Fox Austin and Balcony TV. The album’s first single, “Mabel” is steadily gaining airplay on over 200 stations, and was selected to be featured in two upcoming independent films.
“Beckworth’s voice is smooth, with just the right amount of soulful grit to his songs that build from their solid singer-songwriter frameworks into rootsy guitar driven pop.”
- Andrew Dansby, The Houston Chronicle
This run concludes a series of acclaimed performances for the duo, which brings a modern Americana feel to Beckworth's skillfully crafted originals. The tour, which begins in Oklahoma City, and peaks in Chicago, will also include stops in Indianapolis, Wichita, Kan., Springfield Mo., St. Louis, Urbana, Ill., Louisville, Ky. and Memphis, Tenn.
AUSTIN, TX - Carter Beckworth is an American musician from Austin, Texas. He released his debut album, "Fairweather Grace" in 2007. He is also the lead vocalist of the Pop/Rock band, Baker Hotel, with whom he has released two albums, 2008's "Baker Hotel," and "Hard To Prove" (2010).
Now he's back with a new, self-titled solo record, with which he unveils an even more fully realized collection of sophisticated songs, interspersed tastefully with rock, acoustic, jazz, and R&B elements.
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