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- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- 5 days • Nov 11 - 15, 2019
Paul Thorn at All The Best Festival
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- Miami, FL
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Paul Thorn at Keeping The Blues Alive At Sea VI
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Latest Paul Thorn Setlist
Paul Thorn at Kulturkvarteret
- What the Hell Is Goin' On
- Everybody Looks Good at the Starting Line
- Ain't Love Strange
- This Is a Real Goodbye
- Snake Farm
- I Don't Like Half the Folks I Love
- Pimps and Preachers
- Help Me Out, Hook Me Up
- Burning Down the Trailer Park
- When the Long Road Ends
- I Backslide on Friday
- I Have a Good Day
- Everybody Needs Somebody
- The Half Has Never Been Told
- Weeds in My Roses
- Ain't Gonna Beg
- Accept My Love
- Mission Temple Fireworks Stand
- I Want You Back
- Everything's Gonna Be Alright
Encore
- Love Train
- The O’Jays
About Paul Thorn
Paul Thorn hails from Tupelo, Miss., and as the son of a Church of God minister, he traveled with his father, playing tambourine in church revivals. Before he pursued music as a career, he became fascinated with boxing and learned how to box from an uncle who had moved to Tupelo from Los Angeles. By his teens, he was winning fights and ultimately turned professional. In 1987, he fought Roberto Duran on national television.
In time, he quit boxing and worked in a furniture factory by day, playing in area clubs and restaurants at night. While performing at a Tupelo pizza joint, he was discovered by a representative of legendary manager Miles Copeland (The Police, Sting).
Thorn made his first record Hammer & Nail for A&M Records in 1997 then moved to Copeland’s boutique label Ark 21 for Ain’t Love Strange in 1999. His third album, Mission Temple Fireworks Stand, was released in 2002 on Back Porch/Narada, followed by Are You With Me? in 2004.
He has toured extensively, frequently as a special guest of musicians such as Toby Keith, Sting, Mark Knopfler, Jeff Beck, John Hiatt, Richard Thompson, Robert Cray, Marianne Faithfull and John Prine. In addition, he has co-written with artists as diverse as Jon Bon Jovi, Timothy B. Schmit (The Eagles), Kim Richey and Carole King. He is also a prolific painter.
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