Marc Cohn - In Concert
"I think Marc Cohn is easily in the top half-dozen talents in the world. He has consistently written some of the best songs in American music." - David Crosby
Singer/songwriter Marc Cohn burst onto the music scene in 1991 with one of the most personal, resonant songs of the past 20 years. Inspired by a 70-year-old black pianist/singer named Murial Davis Wilkins in an Arkansas honky-tonk, Cohn wrote "Walking in Memphis," which earned him the Best New Artist Grammy Award. In 2005, Cohn’s songwriting perspective was altered dramatically when he was shot in the head during a random carjacking, then witnessed the horrific events of Hurricane Katrina. He recently released his first album in a decade, Join the Parade. Tickets $22
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Thursday, September 18 at 8 p.m. SOLD OUT
Friday, September 19 at 8 p.m. SOLD OUT
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The Library Theatre is sponsored in part by the City of Hoover and the Friends of the Hoover Public Library.
The Library Theatre is a professional venue bringing world-class entertainment to an intimate setting in the heart of Hoover.
| HOOVER PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES |
MAYOR, CITY OF HOOVER |
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George Farmer, Chairman
Library Director
Fine Arts Coordinator |
HOOVER CITY COUNCIL |
