6th Annual Living Beyond Breast Cancer Benefit w/ The Miners

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** Rescheduled from 4/25/2020- all tickets from original date(s) valid for new date**

$18 ADV // $ 20 DOS + FEES

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6th Annual Living Beyond Breast Cancer Benefit ft. The Miners w/ Bob Lowery Band

The Miners
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The Miners are an original alt country band based in Philadelphia, PA.  Originally formed in 2007, The Miners are known for their country-infused, alt country originals influenced by the likes of Uncle Tupelo, Whiskeytown, Gram Parsons, and Merle Haggard.  Co-founded by Keith Marlowe (lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitar), the current line-up also includes Gregg Hiestand (bass), Vaughn Shinkus (drums, backing vocals) and Brian Herder (pedal steel guitar) who heads a rotating cast of local pedal steel, lap steel and electric guitar players. 

The Miners are releasing their new full-length album, Megunticook, on October 22, 2021.  The album will feature 10 Marlowe-penned never released originals and will be available on 180 gram vinyl (including limited edition color vinyl) as well as most digital formats (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora, etc.).  In September 2019, The Miners released their cover of Miller’s Cave, the Cowboy Jack Clement classic previously recorded by Gram Parsons, Bobby Bare, Hank Snow, Charlie Pride and Doug Sahm among others.  The single has received airplay on radio stations and podcasts in the U.S. and the U.K. and has been reviewed by Americana focused blogs such as Adobe & Teardrops.  The Miners debut six-song EP, Miner’s Rebellion, was released in November 2012 to critical acclaim and notable airplay including a featured write-up on No Depression, inclusion on Bill Frater’s Freight Train Boogie podcast, and praise from alt country/Americana blogs both in the U.S. and overseas (UK & Netherlands) where it was named a Top-10 release for 2013 by Adobe & Teardrops, was chosen as the #1 Debut Release of 2013 by the blog Popa’s Tunes, and a Best of 2013 by UK radio show Standing in the Shadows of Lev. 

The Miners purposely limit their live shows to a half dozen or so per year at a variety of Philadelphia’s top venues including World Cafe Live (Downstairs and Upstairs), MilkBoy Philly, 118 North, Dawson Street Pub, and Jamey’s House of Music.  The Miners have opened for national touring acts including John Wesley Harding/Wesley Stace, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, Don Dixon and Scott H. Biram.  For the past five years, The Miners have hosted a sold-out benefit at World Café Live (upstairs) raising money for breast cancer charities. 

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