|  |  | | | | | | | Eileen Rose new cd At Our Tables more on Awesome Eileen News! listen at bol mediaplayer ! Along with the next pressing of At Our Tables, are giving you a copy of our brand new live record. (For a limited time only) I'm particularly excited about this album as Nicholas, Rich and Davey are incredible performers and our live shows have been extraordinary. So, you asked for it, you got it. Hope you like it.
AOT Live
Available September 2008 NEW dutch gigs TBA
Eileen Rose groeit op in Boston en studeert daar rechten. Tot teleurstelling van haar ouders geeft ze een min of meer zeker bestaan op en vertrekt naar Engeland om daar muziek te gaan maken. Ze is daar niet onmiddellijk succesvol, maar als haar eerste cd Shine Like It Does uitkomt, mag die rekenen op lovende kritieken in de muziekpers. Dat geldt ook voor haar tweede cd Long Shot Noveda, waarvan ook iemand als schrijver Nick Hornby onder de indruk is. Na het uitbrengen van deze plaat, besluit Rose terug te keren naar Boston. Na 9/11 wil ze vaker in de buurt van haar ouders en familie zijn. In de winter van 2003-2004 huurt zij een huis in Martha’s Vineyard waar ze de nummers schrijft voor haar in 2005 verschenen derde cd Come The Storm.
In oktober 2006 is Eileen Rose met haar nieuwe band The Holy Wrecks voor een 4tal optredens[oa. support Southside Johnny in Paradiso en een intieme gig in Maloe Melo] in Amsterdam en voor het eerst in Nederland. Nu met het verschijnen van de nieuwe cd At Our Tables, bij een nieuw label en met een vernieuwde band komt Eileen voor optredens opnieuw naar Nederland :
sep 2008
di. 2 speakers - delft wo. 3 open vr. 5 muziekfestival - oldenzaal Eileen Rose [voc. guitar and composer] about her new band : Nicholas Giadone Ward (bass): Nicky is my nephew. We're currently touring the US as a duo (Nick on guitar) with Michael McDermott and then Tim Finn (Crowded House, Split Enz, Finn). Nicky has been part of the Holy Wreck for two years. He played bass on my new album, At Our Tables and was part of the band for our 2006 European tour. He will also play piano on our upcoming tour.
Rich Gilbert (guitar and pedal steel):
We are happy to announce that The Holy Wreck now includes one of my all-time favorite guitar players and long-time Boston peer, the incomparable Rich Gilbert. Rich is making waves now in his newly adopted home of Nashville but is legendary for his early bands Human Sexual Reponse, The Zulus and Concussion Ensemble. He's played guitar and pedal steel for such diverse artists as Frank Black, Throwing Muses, Tanya Donnelly, Thad Cockrell & Caitlin Carey, Uncle Tupelo and The Lemonheads. And now us. We're honored to have him. He'll be playing guitar and pedal steel on this tour.
Robbie Solz (drums):
Robbie is from Boston. He's a graduate from the legendary Berklee School of Music. He's played with the best Boston has to offer (Entrain, Dennis Brennan, Tim Gearan) and is also a songwriter. He is an incredible player and we're delighted to have him with us. He'll be playing drums and singing back-up on this tour. eileen's bubbles check for more : eileen rose contact for holland : http://eileenrose.hyves.nl freddie 0655778280 awesome-gigs 0610578082 | | | | | | | | About Eileen Rose Come The Storm 2006 A nearly perfect 'Storm' Boston Globe Rock Eileen Rose Come the Storm (Wildflower)
What happens when you're all grown up and realize being cool is not all it's cracked up to be? That's the theme running through Saugus native Eileen Rose's third disc, "Come the Storm," a soulfully satisfying collection of smart, romantic rock 'n' roll for adults. Rose's characters are all coming to terms with their past, whether it's the mistress left behind in "Saffron and Ginger," or a woman in a stable relationship watching the rest of the world crumble in "Stagger Home." Rose has a talent for capturing the friction between confusion and comfort, the moments of doubt that make faith stronger. But "Come the Storm" is far from a grim meditation on lost youth. Rose has the kind of powerful voice that can draw you in with a whisper or shake the walls of your favorite rock dive. "Last New Year's Eve" is a sly reflection on old friends, full of twang and Chrissie Hynde-like attitude, and "Stagger Home" ends with the uplifting mantra "Things still seem all right in our own backyard." Rose is already recording her follow-up, and if it's half as good as this one, she could be on her way to great things. [Nick A. Zaino III] © Copyright Globe Newspaper Company.
Eileen Rose: "Never Be The Same" (MP3, 3:53) Keep on Coming: Though she looks pretty ordinary, like a thousand hardscrabble folk singers in a million smelly bars scattered from coast to coast, London by way of Boston's Eileen Rose is someone altogether different. Going against the tide of tarted up, know nothing 20-something females intent on spreading ignorance like the plague, Rose sings "I've got a good book and a bottle and I'm staying in," and damn, if you don't want to join her. Rose's third album, Come The Storm, is full of slow boil, simmering roots rockers that sound like Chrissie Hynde, Nico and Lucinda Williams closing the bar and raising the roof. Rose sings with the voice of experience, of hard won independence, of lessons learned and plenty of men cornered, conquered and perhaps discarded along the way. Not many albums could survive a menu of mostly medium tempo and slower songs about lost dreams and the mean streets of life, but Come The Storm is that rare work that slows you to its pace, bends you to its message. Rose is a dramatic singer and songwriter with reserves of power, whether plonking mechanical piano notes over a marching snare cadence in "Compass," getting all honky tonk in the rockabilly freedom call, "White Wave," or rocking the house clean in the blissful "Last New Year's Eve." Rose captivates. Though tortured, or at least determinedly introspective, seems her natural state, changing personas comes easily as well. "Never Be The Same" cries out for country rock chart topping status, the majestically drunken "Stagger Home" trips the groove fantastic as easily as sleeping off a hangover. Through it all, whether she's weeping for the past or worshipping a call to arms, Rose's gorgeously sexy, throaty, rough, ready, Edith Piaf-meets-Cobain howl is sublime stuff. See http://www.eileenrose.com/. Posted by Ken Micallef of Yahoo! Music. | Eileen Rose Come the Storm "The arrival of a forceful talent whose day will surely come." - MOJO
"Makes you want to roar down the highway with the windows open and a finger on the repeat button." - ROLLING STONE
"Turns out that Rose can write as well as rock, a talent that's evident throughout this passionate song cycle." - THE WASHINGTON POST
"Her passionate deliver and bluesy, stripped-down sound recalled Dylan in his protest days...Stunning" - THE TIMES, LONDON
"Shes a woman hot-wired to her muse and she knows exactly where her considerable talent is taking her." - UNCUT
"Boston's Eileen Rose has recorded an exceptional album that deserves to make her huge...as much bite as PJ Harvey" - BLOOMBERG
"Dirty, drawling interpretations of the country she loves. Its Nashville with attitude for the 21st century. Not Sheryl Crow, in other words." - NME
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Eileen Rose has 3 albums available on Rough Trade Records, Sanctuary Records, Compass Records and Banana Recordings (Sony). Her latest, "Come The Storm" will be released in the US on Wildflower Records in July 2007. She's toured the world and back again. ER and her band, The HOLY WRECK, will be back out on the road soon. You'll find the details right here.
Eileen's previous albums (available in stores and on-line) include: "SHINE LIKE IT DOES", recorded with country-techno mavericks, THE ALABAMA THREE and co-produced with Jerry Boise (BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB) and "LONG SHOT NOVENA" which features A3, members of the classic Scottish band, DEL AMITRI, SEX PISTOL, Glen Matlock and members of the legendary British punk band, THE RUTS. Eileen's song "Shining" is a featured song in the Disney movie "THE ROOKIE" and is also on the soundtrack album, along with STEVE EARLE and RYAN ADAMS. Her song "Lie To Me" was featured in an episode of the hit TV series "Felicity".
For more info please visit: www.EileenRose.com
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