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SUMMARY:Kevin Morby (USA) - Little Wide Open Tour
LOCATION:The Eltham Hotel NSW
DESCRIPTION:Singer/songwriter Kevin Morby (USA) pens songs that meld Dylane
 sque lyrical mystique with rootsy production. Along with contemporaries li
 ke Angel Olsen and Kurt Vile\, he represents a wave of sharp\, indie-bred 
 2010s songwriters whose audiences have grown exponentially as they've come
  into their own. For Kevin Morby\, the “little wide open” is the big s
 ky\, the small lives\, it’s his origins in the Midwest\, & every duty an
 d modesty and familiarity and isolation. “There’s something unintentio
 nally musical about the Midwest\; cicadas chirping in the trees\, a train 
 passing\, a tornado siren going off\,” explains Morby. “If you listen
 \, there are these almost ominous sounds taking place beneath the wide-ope
 n sky—its ugliness and its beauty and how the two are often working toge
 ther simultaneously. And while the Midwest isn’t technically the badland
 s\, it’s my badlands.” Little Wide Open is the title of Kevin Morby’
 s eighth studio album\, produced by Aaron Dessner. The album\, which inclu
 des a host of contributors such as Dessner\, Amelia Meath\, Andrew Barr\, 
 Justin Vernon\, Katie Gavin\, Lucinda Williams\, Meg Duffy\, and more\, ha
 s been described by Morby as the third in a trilogy of releases\, followin
 g 2020’s Sundowner and 2022’s This Is a Photograph\, which catalogued 
 his time in the Midwest after moving back to Kansas City. Now primarily li
 ving in LA\, the atmosphere that runs through Little Wide Open has changed
  somewhat from its predecessors. As Rachel Kushner writes of Morby in the 
 album’s accompanying essay: “It’s about time\, about feeling like he
  has shifted from nostalgia & the losing game\, losing but beautiful\, of 
 holding onto the past. He has accepted that time is ceaselessly flowing\, 
 and you can’t stop it. Instead\, he feels like he’s riding it. He’s 
 riding passenger with time.” *QLD SHOWS SOLD OUT*\n\nBoletos: https://ti
 ckets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/3cf59339-f5dc-408e-b12b-b74ac26300d9
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