The Fall | October 2018
- Ruby Rae
- Oct 5, 2018
- 2 min read
Good morning!
I'm excited to announce another Ruby Rae + Friends at Freddy's next Wednesday, Oct 10th with special guests Mary-Elaine Jenkins, Jefferson Hamer, and Supersmall! You guys, these folks are incredibly talented - can't wait to hear what they are working on. Come by to hang out, grab some tater tots, catch up and hear some great songs. Music starts round robin style at 8:30.
Next month I'll be heading to Mexico to play the Akumal Arts Festival, Nov 9-11! So thrilled to have the opportunity to return to Akumal where I was an artist in residence in 2015. I'm really excited to play songs from The Uncanny for the amazing community that inspired it. In addition to music, visual artists from all over the world will be coming to paint murals in the Akumal Pueblo.
In other news, I've been writing songs and making demos for a new record. I'll be sharing these works in progress monthly starting October 19th via the Ruby Rae Fan Club. For the price of a cup of coffee ($3 a month) - you get the entire Ruby Rae back catalog + anything new we release + these little love notes once a month. Can't wait to share these songs with you!
Feel free to email me to say hello or with questions - I really do love to hear from you! Thank you so much for your love and support!
xx RR + co.
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Ruby Rae + Friends at Freddy's!
Wednesday, Oct 10 @ 8pm
Every 2nd Wednesday in 2018
627 5th Ave | Brooklyn, NY​
RR Solo // Jefferson Hamer // Mary-Elaine Jenkins // Supersmall
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FESTIVAL DE ARTE AKUMAL 2018 November 9-11 Akumal, Mexico Festival de Arte Akumal 2018
Record Shops Carrying Ruby Rae Vinyl
Brooklyn NY: Human Head, REBEL ROUSER, + Black Gold Records
Queens NY: HiFi Records & Cafe
New Paltz NY: Jack's Rhythms + Rhino Records
Poughkeepsie NY: Darkside Records
Dallas TX: Good Records
Denton TX: Recycled Books Mad World Records
Norwell MA: Inclusion Records
"The throwback honkytonk tunes of Ruby Rae [are] darker than your usual singer-songwriter fare, with noir-ish and Southern gothic influenced lyrics" - Washington Post
