Semerdjian @ Makor w/ WFUV 5/16/06

Posted on April 18, 2006 by iwilder

alanmax.jpgTuesday, May 16, 20067:00pm (doors), 8:15 (showtime)

ALAN SEMERDJIAN (with full band)

@MAKOR

Steinhardt Building, 35 West 67th Street

New York, NY 10001

$12 advance; $15 at door Buy tickets early and save!  

The Steinhardt Building (35 West 67th Street) is located on the north side of 67th Street, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.
 
This show is part of WFUV's Under the Radar Series featuring Ana Egge, Lisa Moscatiello and Alan Semerdjian.  Hosted by John Platt of City Folk Sunday Breakfast on WFUV-FM.

Under the Radar is a monthly series that features talented New York singer/songwriters. Lucinda Williams calls Ana Egge, "an exceptional songwriter" and "the folk Nina Simone." Relix magazine says Alan Semerdjian
"has an impressive, contemporary sound." Billboard calls Lisa Moscatiello's voice "one of the most gorgeous vocal instruments in all of folk-tinged pop."

Alan Semerdjian's new cd is available at www.cdbaby.com
and www.itunes.com 

www.alansemerdjian.com
www.myspace.com/semerdjian
www.alanarts.com

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