Event

TOC presents Griffin House

Saturday, May 12, 2018
8pm Door 7pm

Tickets $20 ADV/$25 DOS @ BrownPaperTickets.com

All Ages Bar with I.D.

It is a true, and nowadays rare, musician who writes lyrics so vulnerable and authentic that an audience is irrevocably captured by the powerful experience of sharing the journey. An album that is essentially an autobiographical account of personal mistakes, change, and growth, offers listeners a chance to reflect on their own experiences and connect with anothers story.

With Griffin Houses upcoming album, So On and So Forth, it is clear the artist digs deep and offers up his narrative after much reflection. House is now a young family man and artist who is choosing sobriety and celebrating the path to his success, through songs which share his perspective on how people remember the past with rose-colored glasses, how we grow up and realize what we deeply need, and how we must find happiness in ourselves in the present.

Recording and performing for over a decade, House has toured with Ron Sexsmith, Patti Scialfa, Josh Ritter, John Mellencamp, Mat Kearney, and The Cranberries. He received early critical acclaim on the CBS Sunday Morning, and his songs have since been featured in countless films and television shows such as One Tree Hill, Army Wives, and Brothers and Sisters. He has also appeared on Late Night with Craig Ferguson. Most recently, CNN Newsroom invited House to perform Paris Calling, from So On and So Forth, live on the air, and the song has been picked up by radio prior to being serviced. House has released ten albums and continues to headline his own national tours. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Jane and their two daughters.

If you are looking to be blown away by raw talent, then look no further than Griffin House. -American Songwriter

www.griffinhousemusic.com
http://griffinhousemusic.com/video/yesterday-lies/

To arrange interviews, obtain press photos or for more information contact:
Gina Piroli 503-415-0607 or gina@theoldchurch.org
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