Click here to read Alan Richard’s wonderful review of Marshall’s April 16th (2022) show with Tommy Womack and Will Kimbrough at Twichell Auditorium on the Converse University campus in Spartanburg, SC.
Live from Mexico! … #113
Starting at 1pm PT (4pm ET, 3pm CT, 9pm in Wales, 11pm in Athens Greece …) Marshall (and Chris!) will be livestreaming from Flores Lounge at Rancho La Puerta near Tecate, Mexico. Click here to say you’re “going” or interested … and to watch.
Live from Pawleys Island! … #112
Marshall continues her weekly livestream this Saturday at 4pm ET (3pm CT, 1pm PT, 9pm in Pembrokeshire, Wales, 11pm in Athens, Greece, etc). Click here to say you’re “going” or interested … and to watch.
This Saturday
Marshall continues live-streaming every Saturday at 4pm ET (3pm CT, 1pm PT, etc). This Saturday (3/26) will mark her 106th consecutive livestream since Covid.
“Live” from Springwater …
This will be Marshall’s last public appearance as a Nashvillian.
This event is free and open to the public.
Springwater
115 27th Ave North
Nashville, TN 37203
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Twichell Auditorium in Spartanburg, SC
This just in!
Tommy Womack & Will Kimbrough join Marshall in her hometown for an evening of songs and stories at historic Twichell Auditorium on the campus of Converse University.
“Tommy and Will are as brilliant as it gets as far as present-day Nashville,” says Marshall. “This will be my favorite show of the year, for sure!”
“To perform in Twitchell Auditorium where I played a piano recital at age 6 … saw Jan Peerce and Blanche Thebom perform with the Spartanburg Symphony Orchestra … where I sang with the Sparkletones to commemorate the publication of Peter Cooper’s book about musicians from Spartanburg (Hub City Music Makers) … where I saw Jimmy Buffett perform in 1974 … and where I played with my Jaded Virgin Band in 1978 … will be a night to remember, for sure!
To order tickets, click this link
… or call the Converse Box Office at (864) 596-9724 … or email boxoffice@converse.edu
“Live” from Springwater …
Come celebrate Elvis’s birthday with Marshall at Springwater Supper Club & Lounge. These “live” livestreams are free and open to the public. So if you’re in the Nashville area, we hope you’ll join us, as Marshall sings songs, tells stories, and takes your requests.
Springwater. Where the beer is cold and the vibes are good.
Virtual Gala – “One Story at a Time”
A fundraiser that will put you in the Christmas spirit for sure!
I’ll be online with Linda Carrol, an author/presenter whom I met at Rancho La Puerta. And also with Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul and Mary) whom I met in Spartanburg in 1976 when Uncle Walts Band and I kidnapped him after he’d played a concert at Wofford College. He was touring with Mary MacGregor who had a huge hit at the time called “Torn Between Two Lovers” which Yarrow wrote and produced.
Carroll and Yarrow co-founded “One Story at a Time,” an organization which helps migrants in the borderlands. One of their projects supplies instruments (violins, cellos, etc) and music lessons for kids in the Baja region of Mexico. I witnessed firsthand a group of young women in concert while I was at Rancho La Puerta in October and they were amazing!
Click here to reserve your virtual seat.
P. S. I will have had facial surgery the day before, but I plan to “shower and show up” regardless.
New Year Day at Springwater …
Who else but Marshall would play New Year’s Day at Springwater Supper Club & Lounge? Again, these livestreams [at Springwater] are free and open to the public. Need to soothe your nerves after a late night of revelry? If so, come join Marshall as she sings songs, tells stories, and takes your requests.
Springwater. Where the beer is cold and the vibes are good.
Christmas at Springwater …
Who else but Marshall would play Christmas Day at Springwater Supper Club & Lounge? As always, these Springwater livestreams are free and open to the public. Need a break from family and Christmas chaos? If so, come join Marshall as she sings songs, takes your requests, and reads her now-famous essay that illuminates what Santa Claus, Jesus, and Jerry Lee Lewis have in common.