Mary Gauthier

“I don’t have any answers there,” Mary Gauthier said as to why she doesn’t dabble in politics. “I’m a troubadour, and I can win over an audience because I bypass them [politicians.

This evening’s performance took place at The Metronome, which, since it first opened its doors back in October 2018, has fast become one of the best venues in the city of Nottingham which throughout the years has had such a strong tradition with live music.

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Gauthier’s voice is direct and confessional; plain, cracked and comforting – the sound of an old friend reaching out through the darkness

Mary Gauthier took to the celebrated stage of the Union Chapel with Jaimee Harris and Michele Gazich (who would provide throughout the set another dimension to the music with his violin and piano playing) and started the evening with the first of many songs from her new album ‘Dark Enough to See the Stars.‘

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Mary Gauthier carried an acoustic guitar and had a harmonica strapped round her neck like the young Dylan and her opening song Last of the Hobo Kings was a true story that had echoes of Steinbeck and Woody Guthrie.