Andrea Carlson

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↓ New Album ↓ Upcoming Shows! ↓ New Video! ↓

New Album, Listen & Order Now!

NEW ALBUM JUST ARRIVING!

To Edinburgh and Back

Last summer, Andrea Carlson and DaveBop returned to the Fringe Festival and headed straight to the recording studio to celebrate with their Scottish friends! The wonderful songs captured there came home to the studio in Philadelphia... and our American friends helped complete the project. We're so grateful for all of their help, on both sides of the sea, and at last have released our new CD - To Edinburgh and Back! Click the album cover to order your copy. Thank you!

Listen & download here

Upcoming Shows!

june 1st - Lansdowne

Jazz Night at Jamey's!

Andrea opens the program at 7 o'clock - arrive early for food and drink specials, and stay for the Jazz Open-Mic after her performance!

jamey's info

june 10th - east falls

Le Bus, c'est magnifique !

A lovely evening, spring turning to summer, with songs from the Great American Songbook, French Chanson, and award-winning Originals by Andrea and Dave - and a wonderful contemporary menu from Le Bus! Indoor and outdoor seating, and easy access from City Avenue, the Schuylkill Expressway, and the river drives. Les réservations? (484) 255 2100

Le Bus

June 16th - Bethlehem

Free Concert in the Sculpture Garden

Andrea Carlson leads the full Love Police, featuring Andrea - vocal and guitar, Bill Nixon - violin, Gary Lader - keyboard, Arthur Baguer, double bass, and DaveBop - drums and percussion. Come out for an evening of Great American Songbook Standards, French Chanson, and award-winning original music, too! Concerts will be held from 6 to 8pm,outdoors in the Bethlehem City Sculpture Garden, rain or shine. The rain location is the Bob Cohen Room at the Bethlehem Public Library next door to the Sculpture Garden.

location

↓New Single!↓

New single!

featuring Larry McKenna, plus!

There's a lot of wind this time of year. It’s the way the seeds get spread. It’s the way the winter blows away. It’s the way the awakening of spring arrives. It Might as Well Be Spring won the Academy Award for Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, in the movie State Fair, in 1945!
Featuring Larry McKenna, Tom Lawton, Kevin MacConnell, and Chuck Staab

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