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Charlyn Marie Marshall better known by her stage name Cat Power is an experimental indie rock artist from Atlanta, Georgia.

Cat Power could be said to have music in her veins, her father Charlie Marshall was a blues musician and pianist. However due to her parents divorcing and her stepfather having a job that demanded a lot of travel, Charlyn attended ten schools throughout the Southern United States. She was not allowed to purchase records as a child, yet she was permitted to listen to her step father's collection which including Otis Redding and The Rolling Stones.

At the age of 20, Marshall escaped the unpredictability of her family to start a new life in New York and pursue her love of music. Introduced to the free-jazz and experimental scene by Glen Thrasher, Charlyn channeled her inspirations into simultaneously recording her first two albums under the name Cat Power. The singer has however later stated that she classes 1996 release 'Myra Lee' as her official debut, its predecessor 'Dear Sir' is more of an EP due to its short length. Her lack of commercial success never phased Charlyn during the early years, in an early interview she stated: "I never saw recording as an objective because I never sold any records when I started touring and playing shows, I thought, ‘I can play this show and make the same amount of money I would by working two or three jobs'".

Despite then signing to Matador Records and releasing her third album, a year later Cat Power decided to retire from the industry and retire to Portland, Oregon. However after suffering a hypnogogic nightmare in 1998 whilst living alone, she found this to be the main inspiration for her fourth release 'Moon Pix'. In the early 2000's, Marshall developed a heavy drinking problem which affected her live performance, the New Yorker scathingly stating "It is foolhardy to describe a Cat Power event as a concert". Her relationship with model Dan Curry broke down at the height of her addiction, and she claims he is 'the ex-love of her life'.

After taking some time away from the industry, Marshall re-emerged in 2003 and toured the world with her fifth album and this became the grounds for her most successful release 'The Greatest' which made Charlyn Marshall the first woman ever to win the Shortlist Music Prize. Her next original release came in 2012 in the form of 'Sun', which is her most commercially successful album to date yet is also hailed for it's passionate combination of power pop and electro. Now a hugely respected and celebrated artist, Cat Power has put her troubled past behind and amazes crowds worldwide.

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This is the first time I have seen Cat Power perform live. It was the most memorable and inspirational performance I have ever experienced.

Chan Marshall performed solo. She seemed strangely uncomfortable chatting with the audience and appeared to find it difficult to articulate her thoughts. This was in stark contrast to the effortless clarity of her vocals - the repeated transition was captivating.

Every song was stripped bare, including an almost unrecognisable version of Silent Machine. The entire performance was remarkable and it's intensity almost heart-braking at times. It is rare to experience an artist singing for their own sake as much as to reach the audience. Occasionally it felt like the crowd were intruding, like the songs momentarily became a cry for help from their apparently triumphant place of empathy and understanding. Such a selfless and deep personal commitment to music as a means of communicating is an inspiration. There was nothing fake or shallow here; only a fearless desire to express and connect.

I would strongly recommend that anyone with an interest in music see Chan Marshall perform live. It will transform your appreciation of her recorded work and it will be an experience that may actually change your life.

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Chan Marshall, AKA Cat Power, is one of my favorite artists. I have seen her live multiple times and have never left feeling disappointed. She has a tremendous stage presence, alternating between a quiet, melodic whisper, and a fireball of energy.

I first saw her after the release of "You Are Free" in 2003. I loved the album but I was not sure what kind of concert she would give. Little did I know that I would love her live show more than I loved the album. She sang her heart out on stage for over two hours at a small venue in Lexington, KY, and made me fall in love with her.

Her performance was simple, with no major props on stage, but all eyes were glued to her and she belted out almost every song on the new album, plus several that I assumed were from her previous releases.

I have made it a point to go to every show of hers that is within driving distance since that first show. Her shows after the release of "The Greatest" were calmer and more subdued, which focused more on her beautiful voice and musical skills.

Cat Power is, easily, one of the best female rock acts performing at the moment. If you’re a fan of indie rock, you have to do yourself a favor and catch at least one of her shows. You will not leave dissatisfied.

Charlyn Marie Marshall better known by her stage name Cat Power has had a turbulent personal life yet these experiences appear to have fuelled the emotive material of her albums. After taking a short time away from the live circuit after facing her drinking demons head on, she now performs with an indescribable sophistication as she weaves the sonar structure of new album 'Sun'. It is without a doubt her most commercial and critical successful release in a number of years and this approval seems to have gifted Cat Power with a renewed confidence onstage.

The electro tones of the music keeps the pace a lot easier than the slower guitar led tracks and the audience seem consistently engaged. She is a very honest artist and talks about her past experiences without fear of judgement. As many Cat Power fans will have followed her for many years, they will understand what she has been through and seem even prouder to see her performing to full capacity on 'Cherokee' and 'Ruin'. It would seem Charlyn is still a relatively under appreciated artist yet with an expanding following and discography that will last the time, it is an exciting time for her.

I've been a fan since What Would The Community, she has a special place in my heart because I shared her music with a few people I loved. So, after reading a lot of negative reviews about her previous concerts I was a bit scared of being disappointed. Luckily the concert was one of the best I did this year, including with Sufjan Stevens. She chained songs after songs, some old, some new, all beautiful. A guitar, a piano, and her amazing voice was plenty. When she felt strong enough, she shared sweet stories about her motherhood, drinking tea. It's not easy to sing along because she's changing rhythm and sometimes lyrics, but I really didn't mind. I let out some sighs of pleasure and nostalgia. The audience was super nice as well, we sheered up a lot for her, and she was very sweet and simple. No encore. After two hours, she just said goodbye, got down from the stage, shook some hands, and left.

This was the second time that I've seen Cat Power at the Roseland. The first time, I sat in the balcony. It was a disappointing show, given that you could hardly hear the vocals. A number of times, the artist had to motion to the sound person to up the levels. This time, I watched from the floor and it couldn't have been a more different experience. It was transcendent. Just a great performance all around. Wonderful song choices, and the lighting promoted the atmosphere. The band was tighter than I remember them being the last time I saw them. I wish that it could have gone on all night.

An amazing performance by Chan Marshall and her band! Chan sounded incredible and her band was just awesome. The show was very uplifting even though the material is dark and haunting. I have waited 20 years to see Cat Power, and was way beyond my expectations. There were several times where I was giddy with excitement and shivers running up and down my spine. Her stage presence was huge, and if I ever get a chance to see her again, I'll be a lucky guy!

I don’t see the point of going to a concert where the main singer is kept in total darkness the entire show, l, has a fit about cockroaches (what the hell was that) and leaves as soon as she’s finished with her set. I had hope, it was my 3rd time “seeing” her, but there won’t be a 4th. I am sure that there are fans out there who find her shows brilliant, for the others be warned, there won’t be a show.

Churches are a wonderful setting for Cat Power. Performing alone, she returned to a lot of her older songs and put on a very melancholy show, though cheered everybody up in a finale of whispered ramblings.

For a solo performance it's lovely to see Cat Power in tiny venues. At St John's in Hackney, I left wishing she'd brought a band and played the more cheerful songs she's been writing lately.

One never knows quite what to expect at a Cat Power gig but tonight at the Roundhouse she was wonderful; relaxed and clearly enjoying herself in front of an adoring crowd. Her warm, smokey voice seems to get even better with age if that’s possible.

Oh. And a shout out to the very lovely woman from Glasgow who saw CP at King Tuts all those years ago.

Maybe it’s just me, but I found it disappointing. Not once did I get carried away by the performance or atmosphere. Her sung words were quite indistinguishable and 2 or 3 times the resonance of the guitar with the speaker or something made the sound simply unbearable. Fortunately, the lovely summer evening made me forget it all quickly.

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CAT POWER ANNOUNCES 2024 TOUR IN SUPPORT OF CAT POWER SINGS DYLAN: THE 1966 ROYAL ALBERT HALL CONCERT

Article contributed by big hassle media | published on tuesday, november 14, 2023.

Renowned singer-songwriter Cat Power has announced a wide-ranging headline tour that will see her celebrating her acclaimed new live album, Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert , with complete performances of the 15-song concert around the world. North American dates get underway February 12, 2024 at Red Bank, NJ's historic Count Basie Theater, and then continue through mid-March. Highlights include a sold-out performance at New York's legendary Carnegie Hall (February 14) as well as newly announced shows at Nashville, TN's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's CMA Theater (February 25), Los Angeles, CA's The Theater at Ace Hotel (March 7), San Francisco, CA's Herbst Theater (March 8), and Portland, OR's Revolution Hall (March 11). EU/UK dates follow in April, with stops set for prestigious venues in Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. North American tickets go on sale this Friday, November 17 at 10am (local). For complete details and ticket information, please see www.catpowermusic.com/#tour .

In case you missed it, last night saw Cat Power herald the release of Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert with a powerful live performance of “ Like A Rolling Stone ” on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, streaming now.

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FEBRUARY 2024

12 – Red Bank, NJ – Count Basie Theater

13 – Glenside, PA – Keswick Theater

14 – New York, NY – Carnegie Hall (SOLD OUT)

16 – Troy, NY – Troy Savings Bank Music Hall

17 – Medford, MA – The Chevalier Theater

18 – Portsmouth, NH – The Music Hall

20 – Washington, DC – Lincoln Theater

22 – Atlanta, GA – The Eastern

23 – Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall

25 – Nashville, TN – Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum

27 – Evanston, IL – Northwestern University Cahn Auditorium

29 – Des Moines, IA – Hoyt Sherman Place (Theatre)

1 – St. Paul, MN – The Fitzgerald Theater

2 – Milwaukee, WI – The Pabst Theater

4 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theater

6 – Santa Barbara, CA – Lobero Theater

7 – Los Angeles, CA – The Theater at Ace Hotel

8 – San Francisco, CA – Herbst Theater

9 – Napa, CA – Uptown Theater

11 – Portland, OR – Revolution Hall

13 – Seattle, WA – Moore Theater

20 – Stockholm, Sweden – Cirkus

21 – Oslo, Norway – Oslo Konserthus

23 – Berlin, Germany – Admiralspalast

24 – Frankfurt, Germany – Alte Oper/Mozartsaal

26 – Nantes, France – Cité des Congrès de Nantes

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Cat Power Covers Ryan Gosling’s Band, Dead Man’s Bones

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Cat Power has dropped the Greg Hunt-directed music video for her take on Dead Man’s Bones’ “Pa Pa Power” ahead of the Jan. 14 release of her forthcoming Covers album. The band features Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields.

Although she’s previously shared a taste of the album with covers of Frank Ocean’s “Bad Religion” and the Pogues’ “A Pair of Brown Eyes,” “Pa Pa Power” is the first song to be accompanied by an official visual.

Cat Power has been performing the Dead Man’s Bones track since 2012. As she said in a statement, her “Pa Pa Power” cover originally took on a more dissonant and spaced-out form when she started to perform it during the Occupy Wall Street protests.

“Occupy was bunkering down and saying, ‘This shit’s fucking fucked up.’ And helping citizens be a voice in their local government. They got a lot of good things done, but the American media killed the movement. I felt like this song was relative to that,” she explained. “The American media has always penalized any sort of social progressiveness and is always the first to express conservative rhetoric against something that is beneficial to the nation. I’d open with this song on the 2013 China tour. ‘Burn the streets, burn the cars.’”

Power is heading back out on the road following the release of Covers in January with a 32-date US tour.

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​​January 16 – Albany, NY @ Empire Live ​​January 18 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club ​​January 19 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel ​​January 20 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of Living Arts ​​January 22 – Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club ​​January 24 – Atlanta, GA @ Eastern ​​January 25 – Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl ​​January 27 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues ​​January 28 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre ​​January 29 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s ​​January 31 – Tulsa, OK @ Cain’s Ballroom ​​February 02 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre ​​February 04 – Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory ​​February 05 – Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre ​​February 06 – Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall ​​February 07 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox ​​February 09 – Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades ​​February 10 – San Francisco, CA @ Castro Theatre ​​February 11 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Orpheum Theatre ​​April 19 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall ​​April 21 – Detroit, MI @St. Andrews ​​April 22 – Milwaukee, WI @ Turner Hall Ballroom ​​April 23 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater ​​April 25 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag ​​April 26 – Indianapolis, IN @ The Vogue ​​April 27 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues ​​April 29 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre ​​April 30 – Jersey City, NJ @ White Eagle Hall ​​May 1 – Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre ​​May 3 – New Haven, CT @ Toad’s Place ​​May 5 – Charlottesville, VA @ Jefferson Theater ​​May 6 – Charlotte, NC @ Neighborhood Theatre

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Cat Power Extends 2024 Tour Behind 'Cat Power Sings Dylan'

She'll recreate Bob Dylan's historic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert in Niagara Falls this September

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BY Megan LaPierre Published Apr 30, 2024

Last year, Cat Power released a live album recreating Bob Dylan 's historic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert , fittingly called Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert . She's been touring behind it since, and has now announced a second North American leg of the run, which includes a lone Canadian stop in Niagara Falls this September.

Following Power's sold-out dates in Europe and the UK, she'll hit the North American road starting September 6 in Lancaster, PA. The brief venture into Canada happens on September 14, when the singer-songwriter crosses the border to play the Avalon Theatre at Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls. Power then returns to the US, with a final show scheduled for October 5 in Pioneertown, CA.

Tickets go on sale this Friday (May 3). Presales start tomorrow (May 1) at 10 a.m. local. Find the full itinerary below.

Cat Power 2024 Tour Dates:

09/06 Lancaster, PA - American Music Theatre 09/07 Kingston, NY - UPAC 09/09 Ridgefield, CT - Ridgefield Playhouse 09/10 South Deerfield, MA - Summer Stage at Tree House Brewing 09/11 Ithaca, NY - State Theatre 09/14 Niagara Falls, ON - Avalon Theatre at Fallsview Casino Resort 09/15 Cleveland, OH - TempleLive Cleveland Masonic 09/17 Kalamazoo, MI - Kalamazoo State Theatre 09/18 Columbus, OH - TempleLive Columbus Anthenaeum Theatre 09/19 Knoxville, TN - Bijou Theatre 09/21 Birmingham, AL - Uab's Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center 09/22 New Orleans, LA - Civic Theatre 09/23 Austin, TX - ACL Live at the Moody Theater 09/25 Santa Fe, NM - Lensic Performing Arts Center 09/26 Flagstaff, AZ - Orpheum Theater 09/27 Tucson, AZ - The Rialto Theatre 09/28 Dana Point, CA - Ohana Festival 09/30 Monterey, CA - Golden State Theatre 10/01 Santa Barbara, CA - Lobero Theatre 10/02 Sacramento, CA - Crest Theatre 10/05 Pioneertown, CA - Pappy + Harriet's 

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Cat Power Announces Rescheduled 2022 Tour Dates

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Cat Power — the project of renowned musician Chan Marshall — has announced rescheduled dates for her forthcoming 2022 tour . Taking her across North America and Europe, Marshall’s next string of shows is in support of her new album, Covers , out this Friday (January 14th).

Originally slated for this January and February, Marshall’s tour will instead kick off on April 13th in Atlanta, Georgia. She’ll then travel up the East Coast, hitting DC, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, Toronto, and more. After a European leg, Marshall will return to the States, where she’ll close out the trek in Nashville on August 1st.

All tickets for the postponed dates will be honored on the new date. If you haven’t gotten your hands on a ticket yet, you can buy them over at Ticketmaster now. See Cat Power’s updated schedule below.

The self-produced  Covers  will see Marshall giving her own spin on songs made famous by Nick Cave, Iggy Pop, The Replacements, Lana Del Rey, Jackson Browne, and more. Notably, it also features her 2018 cover of Frank Ocean’s “Bad Religion.”

Cat Power 2022 Tour Dates: 04/13- Variety Playhouse @ Atlanta, GA 04/14 – Neighborhood Theatre @ Charlotte, NC 04/15 – Lincoln Theatre @ Washington, DC 04/17 – Theatre of Living Arts (TLA) @ Philadelphia, PA 04/18 – Brooklyn Steel @ Brooklyn, NY 04/19 – Danforth Music Hall @ Toronto, ON 04/21 – St. Andrews Hall @ Detroit, MI 04/22 – Turner Hall Ballroom @ Milwaukee, WI 04/23 – Varsity Theater @ Minneapolis, MN 04/25 – Red Flag @ St. Louis, MO 04/26 – The Vogue @ Indianapolis, IN 04/27 – House of Blues @ Cleveland, OH 04/29 – Mr. Smalls Theatre @ Pittsburgh, PA 04/30 – White Eagle Hall @ Jersey City, NJ 05/01 – The Capitol Theatre @ Port Chester, NY 05/02 – Paradise Rock Club @ Boston, MA 05/22 – Salle Pleyel @ Paris, FR 05/28 – Les Docks @ Lausanne, CH 05/29 – Salle Pleyel @ Paris, FR 05/31 – La Cooperative de Mai @ Clermont-Ferrand, FR 06/01 – L’Atelier @ Luxembourg, LU 06/03 – Tempodrom @ Berlin, DE 06/06 – Le Rocher de Palmer @ Cenon, FR 06/07 – Stereolux @ Nantes, FR 06/08 – Le Mem – Rennes @ Rennes, FR 06/12 – Tivoli Vredenburg @ Utrecht, NL 06/13 – Kampnagel @ Hamburg, DE 06/15 – La Sirene @ La Rochelle, FR 06/16 – Le 106 @ Rouen, FR 06/20 – Auditorium Parco Della Musica @ Roma, IT 06/21 – Sexto ‘Nplugged 2022 @ Sesto Al Reghena, IT 06/22 – Kaufleuten @ Zürich, CH 06/16 – The Orpheum Theatre @ Los Angeles, CA 06/18 – Ace of Spades @ Sacramento, CA 06/20 – The Showbox @ Seattle, WA 06/22 – Roseland Theater @ Portland, OR 06/25 – Ogden Theatre @ Denver, CO 06/27 – Cain’s Ballroom @ Tulsa, OK 06/28 – Granada Theatre @ Dallas, TX 06/29 – Emo’s @ Austin, TX 06/30 – House of Blues @ Houston, TX 08/01 – Brooklyn Bowl @ Nashville, TN

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Chan marshall will hit the road in 2022..

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In addition to the live shows, Chan Marshall has also shared a new song from Covers . "Pa Pa Power" is originally by Dead Man's Bones, a.k.a. Hollywood actor Ryan Gosling's band. Speaking in a statement, Marshall explained that she began performing the song almost a decade ago.

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“I started playing this solo in 2012 (originally more dissonant and trance-y), when the Occupy Wall street protests were going on. Occupy was bunkering down and saying, ‘This shit's fucking fucked up.’ And helping citizens be a voice in their local government. They got a lot of good things done, but the American media killed the movement. I felt like this song was relative to that. The American media has always penalized any sort of social progressiveness and is always the first to express conservative rhetoric against something that is beneficial to the nation. I’d open with this song on the 2013 China tour. ‘Burn the streets, burn the cars.’”

Covers is out January 14 via Domino and also features the prviously shared cover of Frank Ocean's "Bad Religion" plus songs by Nick Cave, Iggy Pop, The Replacements, Billie Holiday, Lana Del Rey, and more.

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16th January - Albany, NY - Empire Live 18th January - Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club 19th January - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel 20th January - Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts 22nd January - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club 24th January - Atlanta, GA - Eastern 25th January - Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl 27th January - Houston, TX - House of Blues 28th January - Dallas, TX - Granada Theatre 29th January - Austin, TX - Emo’s 31st January Tulsa, OK - Cain’s Ballroom 2nd February - Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre 4th February - Boise, ID - Knitting Factory 5th February - Eugene, OR - McDonald Theatre 6th February - Portland, OR - Revolution Hall 7th February - Seattle, WA - The Showbox 9th February - Sacramento, CA - Ace of Spades 10th February - San Francisco, CA - Castro Theatre 11th February - Los Angeles, CA - The Orpheum Theatre 19th April - Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall 21st April - Detroit, MI -St. Andrews 22nd April - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall Ballroom 23rd April - Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater 25th April - St. Louis, MO - Red Flag 26th April - Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue 27th April - Cleveland, OH - House of Blues 29th April - Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Smalls Theatre 30th April - Jersey City, NJ - White Eagle Hall 1st May - Port Chester, NY - The Capitol Theatre 3rd May - New Haven, CT - Toad's Place 5th May - Charlottesville, VA - Jefferson Theater 6th May - Charlotte, NC - Neighborhood Theatre

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Cat Power Talks Her ‘Sings Bob Dylan’ Album, Her History With His Music, and Meeting the Man Himself

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Chan Marshall — a.k.a Cat Power — is one of the most distinctive singers of her generation, emerging from the indie-rock scene of the early ‘90s to become a unique artist fusing a multitude of styles that range from rock to folk to low-key soul, in a long string of albums that alternate between originals and covers.

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How have the shows been going?

Every one’s different, you know? There’s different emotions that pop out, and you never know which song is going to be a grand slam or which one’s going to be a total stinker. So it’s hit or miss, but it feels generally good, because I can tell that people are genuinely happy to be there.

I definitely did not hear any stinkers at Carnegie Hall the other night.

I’m very honest with what I do!

How exactly did this project came about? When you got the offer to play the Royal Albert Hall, how did that lead to covering the live album that people thought for years was recorded there, but was actually recorded in Manchester?

Well, the point was to bring that show there. I had never set foot in [the Royal Albert Hall before], and to have an opportunity to play that venue, after being a young, heart-filled 20-year-old madly in love with the artist and his craft. When I saw “Don’t Look Back”… you know, to get an offer to play inside that building, of course, I want to play that record. I wasn’t even going to record [the show] initially, so to be able to record it, release it and all of a sudden have a tour, I’m so grateful.

Did you see a lot of similarities between that venue and Carnegie Hall? They’re both very stately and legendary theaters.

I had sung twice before at Carnegie Hall, once for a David Bowie memorial concert and another when Patti Smith’s daughter, Jessie Paris Smith, [staged a 2017 benefit for her foundation] Pathways to Paris, when Trump removed America from the Paris Agreement for climate change. So I knew how it felt to play there — and I actually don’t believe I even looked up either of those times [due to nervousness], I just did my work and left! But this time was different, obviously. I kept thinking of Billie Holiday — she sold out Carnegie Hall 22 times, and she sang covers all the time herself. So to be able to sing Bob Dylan’s songs there made me very emotional.

Your band’s musical arrangements in those songs are very faithful, but you seem to find new melodies in them. How does that happen?

Because I’ve been singing a lot of these songs since I was little — I’ve been singing harmonies with all the greats since I was, like, four years old. So I’m still doing the same harmonies I used to do, but Bob’s not singing. That’s basically why the vocal melodies are different.

That’s really interesting — it’s like you’re harmonizing with him but he’s not there.

Right — you can’t hear [Dylan’s] recording, but I can.

I’d like to offer a gentle, graceful, respectful presentation of these songs — we don’t have to fight to sing them like he did, you know, with people booing him and shit, even though we might be on the same page about what the lyrics make us feel and the personal anger we may have against society with these songs, but we feel empowered enough to have an open conversation about them. But that’s why it’s not, you know, all punk rock [arrangements], like “We gotta hammer them!”

But I also wanted to offer grace and dignity to the songs, because Bob’s still on the planet with us. I saw him in Glasgow three nights before [she recorded her Royal Albert Hall concert], and I can tell you it was the most beautiful I have ever heard his voice.

When did you first hear Dylan’s music? Did it come from your family or did you find it yourself?

It came from my mom and stepdad. My grandmother raised me till I was about five — I was very sick when I was born, I was in an incubator, but I made it, and she took me to her house. I learned to read very young, when I was three, because she would read the Bible every night before bed, I would follow her finger and listen to her say the words. She’d start cooking and say [thick Georgia accent], “Oh Charlyn, why don’t you go to the record player and get that Johnny Cash record, ‘Jackson,’ would you play that, honey?” Or “Oh, Charlyn, get that Elvis Presley record and put that ‘Blue Moon’ on,” or “Go get that ‘I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry’ Hank [Williams] record.” So I was already, like, working in music [laughter] very young. It was so fun, she taught me to cook and we’d sing the songs together. I loved her, she was like my mom.

But then one day my [actual] mom came to the front door, “Hi, baby,” and went past me, ran her fingers through my hair, and went back into my grandma’s bedroom. And I was like, holy shit, I’ll bet that’s my mom. My life was forever changed from that moment. I moved into a funk band’s apartment where she was living — Mother’s Finest. This was the mid-‘70s, she was young, and there was that lifestyle. There were a lot of people around all the time, a lot of parties, a lot of bands, a lot of DJs, guitar players, afros, disco, people stoned, with all these children running around. And there were records, records, records, records, records, all kinds of music on all the time.

Do you find that you’re discovering new things in his songs as you interpret them?

I get asked a lot what’s the most difficult song to sing, or what’s my favorite. It’s “Mr. Tambourine Man,” because it reminds me of a sort of fuzzy memory of childhood, where you were free in your imagination. But it also is the hardest song and most emotional song for me to sing because it is a testament to having faith in a fucked-up world. And then I was thinking that “Imagine” by John Lennon feels like the nail in the coffin, where the faith is lost, and we can only have hope now.

But new things? No, it’s still the same, this classic, frozen moment in time. I just find a more visual enunciation, because I’ve never really sung all the songs before. When I sing “Visions of Johanna,” I see this Joan of Arc type of woman, mythical to his wish: “If only if only there could be someone that would come into my life, who speaks my language, who can be down with people, who I can make love with and be happy and fun and friendly?,” a cool chick that he could fall in love with and there wouldn’t be any games and just be really genuine and true. That’s just my personal translation — we all have our own interpretations of what Bob’s songs mean to us.

Have you met him?

Of course! I met him in 2007 in Paris. I was going to be flown [for a photo shoot] by this French luxury fashion [brand], and my stipulation was if they’d get me tickets to see Bob and meet him. And when I met him, it was me and him and [ disgraced “Rosemary’s Baby”/”Chinatown” director] Roman Polanski — I had seen him on the way and grabbed him and said, “Bob would really want to see you again.”

Anyway, since I was like 22, I had been asking [Dylan’s manager] if I could open for him, but I never got to. This was years later, Bob walks up, [nasal imitation], “Hey man, how you doin’? Where you livin’ now? You’re lookin’ fine!” And Roman’s so sweet, he’s the kindest man. So then Bob shuffles up, face to face, looking at my feet, and his eyes slowly go up to my eyes and he says, “I got all your calls” [about opening for him] (laughter). But the rest of it was just what are you doing here, are you recording, is your band with you — it was like meeting an old friend.

What’s coming up next for you?

I’m halfway done with my next album. It’s called “Opus.”

What’s it like?

Oh, it’s sad, it’s really sad. I haven’t figured out what’s going to be yet, but it’s going to be really, you know, typical Cat Power: sad but triumphant, anthemic, beautiful.

Who are you working with?

Me — it’s all Chan.

Entirely solo?

Yeah, entirely. Well, right now. I can’t speak any more on it because I have to do the next step, which is the other half, which is a different something. I’ll just say it’s something I’ve never done before.

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Cat Power Outlines Extensive Tour Honoring Bob Dylan’s 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert

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Singer-songwriter Cat Power has announced an extensive headline tour that will see her celebrating her acclaimed new live album, Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert , with complete performances of the 15-song concert. The new slate of appearances will commence on Feb. 12 at Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre in Red Bank, N.J., before continuing through the U.S. and Europe. 

Following the first night on the road, Power will proceed with East Coast dates before dropping down to the Southern region of the country, where she will perform at Atlanta’s The Eastern on Feb. 22 and Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, S.C., the next evening. From there, Power will arrive in Nashville, Tenn., on Feb. 25, taking the stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum. 

Midwest gigs will turn up next, with a show in Denver on March 4 at the Paramount Theater. The artist, known for her dynamic and reimagined covers of beloved material will continue with a tight leg of California appearances, such as March 7 at The Theater at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles and Herbst Theater in San Francisco the next night. 

After spending time in the Golden State, Power will arrive in Portland, Ore., where she is scheduled to take the stage at Revolution Hall on March 11. The musician’s final U.S. tour date celebrating Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert will occur on March 13 at the Moore Theater in Seattle. 

Power will spend the remainder of March away from the road, only to return for a brief European outing on April 20 at Cirkus in Stockholm, Sweden. She’ll proceed with a one-night stand in Oslo, Norway, before taking the Dylan celebration to Germany for two stops and eventually France for another pair of concert dates. Power’s final appearance will happen on May 1 at London Palladium. 

In preparation for her forthcoming run, the artist appeared on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon , where she performed a cut from Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert. During the televised presentation, Power landed on fan favorite “Like a Rolling Stone.” Watch below. 

Scroll down to view a complete list of tour dates. To purchase concert tickets, visit catpowermusic.com .

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Feb. 12 – Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre – Red Bank, N.J. 

Feb. 13 – Keswick Theatre – Glenside, Pa.

Feb. 16 – Troy Savings Band Music Hall – Troy, N.Y.

Feb. 17 –  Chevalier Theatre – Medford, Mass.

Feb. 18 – The Music Hall – Portsmouth, N.H. 

Feb. 22 – The Eastern – Atlanta 

Feb. 23 – Charleston Music Hall – Charleston, S.C. 

Feb. 25 –  Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum – Nashville, Tenn. 

Feb. 27 –  Northwestern University Cahn Auditorium – Evanston, Ill. 

Feb. 29 – Hoyt Herman Palace – Des Moine, Iowa

March 1 – The Fitzgerald Theater – St. Paul, Minn. 

March 2 – Pabst Theater – Milwaukee, Wis. 

March 4 – Paramount Theater – Denver

March 6 – Lobero Theater – Santa Barbara, Calif.

March 7 – The Theater at Ace Hotel – Los Angeles 

March 8 – Herbst Theater – San Francisco

March 9 – Uptown Theater – Napa, Calif. 

March 11 – Revolution Hall – Portland, Ore. 

March 13 – Moore Theater – Seattle 

April 20 – Cirkus – Stockholm, Sweden

April 21 – Oslo Konserthus – Oslo, Norway

April 23 – Admiralspalast – Berlin 

April 24 – Alte Oper/Mozartsaal – Frankfurt 

April 26 – Cité des Congrès de Nantes – Nantes, France 

April 28 – Folies Bergère – Paris 

May 1 – London Palladium – London

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Cat Power re-creates 1966 Bob Dylan concert in performance in central Pa. this fall

• Updated: May. 01, 2024, 8:04 a.m. |
• Published: May. 01, 2024, 8:04 a.m.

Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert will be at American Music Theatre in Lancaster, Pa., on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024. Provided by American Music Theatre

• Deb Kiner | [email protected]

“Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall” tour will make a stop in central Pa. this fall.

Cat Power is the stage name of singer/songwriter Chan Marshall. The show re-creates “one of the most fabled and transformative live sets of all time” by Bob Dylan at Manchester Free Trade Hall in May 1966, but known as the Royal Albert Hall concert.

The concert will be staged at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6, 2024, at American Music Theatre in Lancaster.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, May 3, for prices ranging from $49 to $79.

“... the original performance saw Bob Dylan switching from acoustic to electric midway through the show, drawing ire from an audience of folk purists and forever altering the course of rock-and-roll. In her own rendition of that historic night, the artist otherwise known as Chan Marshall inhabited each song with equal parts conviction and grace and a palpable sense of protectiveness, ultimately transposing the anarchic tension of Dylan’s set with a warm and luminous joy.

“Now captured on the live album ‘Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert,’ Marshall’s spellbinding performance both lovingly honors her hero’s imprint on history and brings a stunning new vitality to many of his most revered songs.”

Cat Power also will perform on Sept. 7 at Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston, New York; and Sept. 18 at The Columbus Athenaeum in Columbus, Ohio.

Other upcoming shows at American Music Theatre include:

May 4  - The Temptations and The Four Tops

May 10  - An Evening with David Foster and Katharine McPHee

May 19   - Kevin James, “Owls Don’t Walk”

May 31  - 38 Special

June 26  - Kenny G

June 27  - The Wallflowers

July 11  - Amos Lee

July 14   - Asia

July 21  - Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

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