DESCRIPTION:
'Black Ship' performed by Irish musician John Carrie, when he delivered a fine set of original music to an appreciative audience, in the small hall of the 013 venue in Tilburg, The Netherlands, on Tuesday, September 10th, 2013. John was playing support to Sean Rowe.

http://www.johncarriemusic.com/

Extract from John's website bio: Humble beginnings as a street musician planted Irish songwriter and singer of songs John Carrie on various street corners in cities such as New York, Berlin, Barcelona, London and Amsterdam. After lots of rain, shine, pockets of coins and bottles of wine there had to be some warmer places to play. A collaboration with drummer Gary Leatherland in summer 2004 sparked a move indoors and led to the recording of their first demo 'RELEASE'. Written and recorded in Amsterdam, it became the starting point for a string of small tours and support shows across Europe. The band has shared stages with artists as diverse as The Kings Of Leon, Scott Matthews and Xavier Rudd. In the summer of 2005 they drafted bass monkey Karl Griffiths in to add some more soul and a punching second vocal and pianist/vocalist/theremin player Sjoerd Spoelstra to complete the quartet which they renamed John Carrie and Moor Green. Johns' lyrics are often very personal, and show the struggle of a sincere and heartfelt mind. You can read the lyrics on the new website, johncarriemusic.com. The music evolves of eclectic tastes, inspiration and experiment to produce soft soulful ballads and pumping toe-tap-tempting hullaballoos!

Websites:
http://www.johncarriemusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/johncarrieandmoorgreen
http://www.mezz.nl/

About 013 (extract from 013 website): Unforgettable shows, amazing dance events, festivals, furious stand-up comedians, one-off projects and even fresh, young talents get the chance to perform. 013 is a unique venue in the center of Tilburg. 013 ("Oh-thirteen") consists of three halls. Large and medium-sized auditoria (Jupiler Hall and Small Hall) and a smaller space for new/specialist music trends (Stage 01). 013 also contains a studio and several rehearsal rooms. In 1998, 013 was the first concert hall in The Netherlands which was newly built for the sole purpose of live music. Since then artists like Robbie Williams, Nine Inch Nails, Muse, Alice Cooper, The Roots, Tool, Blondie, Damien Rice, Kraftwerk, Simple Minds, Snoop Dogg, 30 Seconds To Mars, Slayer, Queens Of The Stone Age, Sigur Rós, Editors, Interpol, Armin van Buuren, Pablo Francisco, Ice Cube, Chuck Berry and more have performed in 013. 013 appeals to all lovers of pop music from The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and sometimes even the rest of the world, like during the internationally praised Roadburn Festival. Quality, public opinion and affordability are of great importance. 013 organises about 400 activities with an amount of more than 230.000 visitors each year.
http://www.013.nl/english

John Carrie
John Carrie
John Carrie