This Thursday, July 26th I’m doing a show at the Swedish American Museum in Andersonville, Chicago. In fact I’m writing this post sitting at a Starbucks in Andersonville. Read all about it here!
The concert is being supported by Konstnärsnämnden.
Sofia Talvik – Americana / Folk with Swedish Roots
Unmistakably Nordic in flavor, Sofia Talvik somehow still conforms to American interpretations of her own original music, a North Sea siren blending sparkle and melancholy, creating a special niche of folk music.
Reviews of Sofia Talvik from media, magazines and blogs
This Thursday, July 26th I’m doing a show at the Swedish American Museum in Andersonville, Chicago. In fact I’m writing this post sitting at a Starbucks in Andersonville. Read all about it here!
The concert is being supported by Konstnärsnämnden.
Tune into Chicago radio show “Noteworthy” on UIC radio (The official Illinois University radio) tomorrow Monday July 23rd at 5:30pm. I’ll be chatting about the tour and might even play at tune or two. You can listen through their website.
After the show, make sure you get on the bus to the Elbo Room where I’ll be performing at 10pm. Chicago based cellist Ian Maksin will be doing a set at 9pm so don’t miss that! We’ll also play a few tunes together! I can’t wait!
Hectic but Eclectic / UIC Radio
I’ve visited some folk radio shows here in Cleveland, OH for my upcoming shows. I was invited to play some songs and chat about the tour at Just Plain Folk with Twistin’ Tom and will put up a link when it’s airing, and Saturday July 7th Jimmie Wilson of WRUW 91.1’s morning show Roll Away the Dew treated me to some studio time as well, to which you can listen here:
http://soundcloud.com/makakimusic/sofia-talvik-roll-away-the-dew
I’m in the Buckeye state! That’s Ohio for all of you who are not familiar with this somewhat weird nick name. I actually had to look up what it means and here’s what I found out. Not only did the state have a lot of Buckeye trees but William Henry Harrison who ran for president in 1840 used a log cabin made out of buckeye wood his trademark and the name of the tree itself comes from the markings on the nut that resembles the eye of a buck, the Indians called it “hetuck” or “buckeye.” So that’s today’s history lession for you. Now, let’s focus on what’s yet to come!
I’m doing a bunch of gigs here in the Buckeye state and I hope to see you there of course! Here’s all upcoming Ohio dates:
Monday, 07/09 Cleveland, OH Barking Spider Tavern
Wednesday, 07/11 Akron, OH Acoustix Cafe
Thursday, 07/12 Akron, OH Annabells Bar and Lounge
Friday, 07/13 Columbus, OH Woodland Tavern
Tuesday, 07/17 Cincinnati, OH Sitwell’s Coffee House
Wednesday, 07/18 Cincinnati, OH Mayday Northside
Thursday, 07/19 Dayton, OH South Park Tavern
For times and ticket links please visit my gig page here!
Cleveland’s Scene Magazine hooked up with me a while ago to pick my brains about the gigs here in Cleveland and you can read all about it here!
Don’t miss my shows in Pittsburgh this coming week! Pittsburgh City Paper chose me as their critic’s pick for this week so make sure you get your tickets and come to see me! Here’s my upcoming shows! You can see all upcoming shows here!
Sunday, 07/01 Pittsburgh, PA Garfield Artworks
Tuesday, 07/03 Pittsburgh, PA Shadow Lounge