DENVER
(January 2013) – Denver folk-Americana singer-songwriter Mary Beth Cross will celebrate her fourth CD with a special concert
and signing from 4-6 p.m. Jan 27 (Sunday) at Fourteen Seventy-Two Lowcountry
Dining, 1472 Pearl St. in Denver.
The artist’s latest album, “Beyond Good and Evil”, celebrates the
pioneer spirit of the American frontier with original songs and cover tunes.
The free event will include live music, hors d’oeuvres, a full bar, and prize
giveaways.
Recorded in Nashville, “Beyond Good and Evil” features performances
by eight-time International Bluegrass Music Association “Fiddler of the Year” Stuart Duncan. Cross spent the past
year penning songs reflecting the spirit and grit of the pioneers who blazed a
trail from the East to the West in search of what they treasured most: beauty,
adventure, a land to call their own, new opportunities for work, and freedom
from oppression.
“All of these are part of the collective tapestry of a country
that continues to forge on and grow despite great adversity,” said Cross, who
performed last summer at the Spiritual Project’s “10th Anniversary
Gala” at the University of Denver. “The choices, sacrifice and yearning for a
place that feels like home remain timeless.”
“Beyond Good and Evil” is being
promoted nationally to folk-Americana radio by Nashville-based Bill Wence
Promotions.
An accomplished vocalist and tunesmith, Cross moved to Denver in
the 1990s to pursue a nursing career. She has emerged on the regional and
national music scene with appearances on radio station KRFC-FM’s “Live @ Lunch”
show at Colorado State University and musical performances at the Summit
Foundation’s “Great Rubber Duck Races” in Breckenridge, Colo., and the
“Rockygrass Academy Band Scramble” in Lyons, Colo. Cross, who holds a nursing
degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will speak and perform at the
National Association of School Nurses annual conference in Orlando, Fla., in
June 2013.
To learn more about Mary Beth
Cross or her new album, “Beyond Good and Evil”, call (303) 842-1587, send an
email message to MaryBeth@MaryBethCross.com, or visit
http://www.MaryBethCross.com or http://www.reverbnation.com/marybethcross.
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