West Coast Tour Dates Added!
From San Diego to Seattle and tons of cities in between... please see the tour page for new shows this February and March and I'll see you soon!
Miles From Nowhere... Part 2.
Just got home from a 38-day, 34-show tour! Whew... it sure went fast. Thank you so much for coming to the shows! I'm already looking forward to Part 2, which starts December 4 in Chicago (see the tour page for info). In the meantime check out the blog for road pictures and enjoy your CDs! The first batch SOLD OUT so order your limited edition copy before it's too late. Here's what people around the country are saying about Miles From Nowhere:
"A stunning collection of folk rock inspired songs. The album has a reccurring theme of beautifully laid out nature-driven images. Tone shifts throughout, keeping songs fresh and enriched... a perfect addition to your playlist."
- Jeff Hinshaw, Bootleg Magazine
"Laura Meyer sings to us from a place of authority that seemingly would belie her age. With her bluesy alterna-girl folk musings, Meyer takes us from the devastated landscape of 'Katrina, Katrina' to the mountains of Telluride to the urban metropolis of New York City in songs like 'Back in New York and 'Chelsea Hotel.'"
- Emily Anderson, Athens Banner-Herald
"Laura Meyer’s latest independent album is chock full of tough-minded vocals, insightful lyrics and gritty guitar that no doubt will keep her on the road for years to come. Meyer... sets the bar high on the album’s first few tracks, taking listeners on a musical journey of Bob Dylan-like balladry (“Katrina, Katrina”), old-time blues (“Miles From Nowhere”), rebellious punk scorn (“Used To Be”) and the flight of the imagination (“In the Clouds”). Gutsy stuff."
- Michael Swanger, Des Moines Cityview
"Elegant singing and playing... a brilliant guitarist... a poetic lyricism that not many new people have. Often times it takes people decades - [Laura's] already there."
- Steve Traina, WCSB 89.3 Cleveland, OH
"Laura Meyer's latest, Miles from Nowhere, serves as a travelogue... 'Between the Earth & the Sky' is a lush, tender ode, while 'Flying V' serves up some delicious gritty guitars."
- David Byrne, Pop Making Sense
