An Alternative folk pop and Indy Rock performer is coming to the Narrows Center on Saturday, October 3rd.
Ms. Dar Williams will hit the stage with guitar in hand after the opening act by the band
According to her bio, Every new album that Dar records represents her thoughts and feelings about both her own life and larger forces in the world. But her ninth studio record, Emerald, marks a particularly dramatic confluence between her experiences and broader contemporary culture—and what it means to be a songwriter at this moment in history.
In the past few years, Williams has been involved in a wide range of different efforts and projects: teaching a course titled “Music Movements in a Capitalist Democracy” at her alma mater, Wesleyan University; working with children at several summer camps; leading songwriting workshops; getting involved with the workings of her village; and writing a book about the ways she’s seen towns becoming more independent and prosperous over her twenty years of touring. In addition, in the face of dramatic transformations in the music industry, she is releasing Emerald on her own after choosing to part ways with Razor & Tie, her label for almost twenty years.
Dar Williams will start her performance at the Narrows at 8 p.m. Tickets purchased before the event are $30 dollars, or $35 at the door.
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