Erin Roots – Andy White & Same Latitude As Rome

Andy White is back on tour in Canada during November in support of his great new album “How Things Are”. He’ll be appearing at Erin Roots at The Busholme Inn on Saturday November 14. Andy has earned a global following based on his ability to blend folk and pop stylings with a poet’s sensibility. He’s a fabulous live performer with a back catalogue of songs you’ll definitely want to get to know. Joining Andy for this month’s show will be Peter Boyer and Same Latitude as Rome in support of their very well-received 2015 album “Early Days”. You might remember history class as boring but Same Latitude As Rome manage to make it come back to life. Join us for an evening of fabulous live roots music that is sure to engage, delight and inspire!

Erin Roots presents… Andy White and Same Latitude As Rome in Concert
The Busholme Inn, 156 Main St, Erin, Ontario N0B 1T0 Erin
Saturday November 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets $15 (for advance tickets call 519-362-3383 or e-mail jan[at]folkrootsradio.com)

“How Things Are” is Andy White’s most intimate album to date containing a beautiful and honest collection of songs, straight from the heart. Never afraid to write about a difficult situation, “How Things Are” came about after Andy’s 15 year long marriage ended, in order to answer the question ‘How are things?’ Whilst detailing his heartbreak in his writing, Andy’s optimistic and appreciative outlook on life has managed to create an empowering and uplifting album, full of promise.

Peter Boyer’s Same Latitude as Rome released their 5th CD of original music “Early Days” earlier this year. “Early Days” continues the theme of Canadian history in song, and follows up the success of the bands previous CD “1812”. Joining Peter Boyer on stage at The Busholme will be acclaimed multi-instrumentalist JK Gulley and bassist Tyler Wagler. They’ll be telling stories of explorers, hangings, murders, terrorist assassinations and massacres, poignantly told in songs representing the great oral traditions of acoustic folk music. Canadian history never sounded so good!