THE BRIDGE ANNOUNCE DECEMBER RESIDENCY AT NEW YORK CITY'S GRAMERCY THEATRE
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The Bridge has announced plans for a four week residency in December at The Gramercy Theatre in New York City, where they will perform every Monday night of the month. The shows are free and will feature different special guests and opening acts at each performance. It's a fitting conclusion to 2009 for the Baltimore-based band, a year in which they toured prolifically throughout the U.S., including festivals like Wakarusa, All Good, and Gathering Of The Vibes, and held down support slots for Derek Trucks Band, Little Feat, and Umphrey's McGee.
"I'm really looking forward to us having an opportunity to come to NYC and be able to kick back and stretch out for a change," states The Bridge's primary songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Cris Jacobs. "It's usually a hurry up and hit it hard kind of situation there and the energy in that city is always extra intense anyway. So I'm really excited for us to settle in and let each night take us where it will. We're gonna keep it spontaneous and loose and have some special guests join in on the fun. Previous residencies have always given us some of our most inspirational musical moments and that combined with the extra juice that New York City always has is going to be pretty damn fun."
The Bridge's latest album Blind Man's Hill is available now on Hyena Records.
The Bridge tour dates available here.
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