The Word from Autumn Ayers

Received this from Joey Murphy who passed it along to me:

Hey everybody,

Long story short: I have two shows to pimp and really great news. My album, Drunk, Again has been chosen to be included in WYEP's Year-in Review magazine. This is a great honor and it means that you (and all of your friends and neighbors) can go online and vote for Drunk, Again as one of the best albums of the year. Here is the link that will take you right to the page to vote on: http://www.wyep.org/yir/listeners.asp

The only info they need from you is your first name and your neighborhood. Just think what a boon it would be to the local music scene if a self-produced first album from a local chick made it into the year's top ten. It would be unheard of and might change the way people think about local music, especially the people who are in the position to help encourage and promote it. Please consider helping me make a showing.

The first show I wanted to alert you all to is this Thursday, October 27th at the Square Cafe (1137 S.Braddock Ave., Regent Square). There is no cover charge, the doors open at 6pm, and there will be sandwiches and salads, coffee and desserts available. Laren from Lushwell will be opening up starting at 8 pm, and then I'll play till about 10. I will have CDs available and there is a coupon on the square cafe website that you can print out yourselves for a free dessert with the purchase of a meal on the night of the show. Here's the link for the event and for the coupon.

The 2nd show is next Thursday, November 3rd, at the Mattress Factory. It's $6. at the door, but there's a $1 discount for Mattress Factory and/or WYEP members.

Alex Leggett from the Grinnies will open at 7pm and I asked local band School of Athens to co-headline. It's a night of music I would be excited to go see and am
even more excited to be a part of, so please keep it in mind. Follow the link to the Mattress Factory site for info and directions.

Thanks for your time and support. I hope to see you soon.

Autumn Ayers