We are proud to welcome Tom Goss and Jeremiah Clark back to Spokane. Join us for an evening of great music! Dempsey's has generously offered to donate the $5.00 cover charge to the LGBT Center building fund.

TOM GOSS is a nationally touring, independent singer/songwriter based out of Washington, DC whose critically acclaimed albums and aggressive touring schedule is raising the ears of many listeners. Named the top artist and top album of 2009 by Radio Crystal Blue (NYC based independent radio) Tom is geared up for an even more ambitious 2010.

Tom's 2009 video "Till The End" created a major buzz early in the year by notching over 100,000 views after an exclusively online release. 7 months later, based on a listener supported campaign, it climbed to the top of MTV's LOGO and stayed there for 6 weeks. No stranger to the road, 2009 saw Tom perform over 150 shows in over 75 markets, notching over 45,000 road miles.. In addition to independently touring Tom has shared the stage with national acts such as Justin Bond, Catie Curtis, Matt Alber & Eric Himan...

JEREMIAH CLARK: The perfect balance of singer-songwriter and contemporary artist, Indie musician Jeremiah Clark marries together experimental, yet poppy, awkward yet unforced, truly heartfelt lyrics and unforgettable melodies that make this new talent a rising star. With effortless, vocal phrasing and an eclectic, musical palette, his mixture of various melodic influences rival those of Mika, Morrissey and Michael Buble combined.

His first single from his fourth album, "Come On, Autumn", will soon be making a splash on the airwaves as will the music video currently in the planning stages; an extensive PRIDE tour is planned for 2010, with radio and TV appearances in the works, all to coincide with the album launch.... Currently on rotation is Jeremiah's latest EP “Leaving a Broken Heart” released in December of 2008 with tracks 1) The Song Goes On 2) A Bitter Aftertaste 3) Leaving a Broken Heart 4) An Echoed Sound and 5) Pages.

With influences like Alison Krauss and Duncan Sheik , it’s clear that Jeremiah loves a sad song ; the new album is appropriately titled “Just Another Sad Song” and he takes songwriting rather seriously. When asked about his approach, Jeremiah explains, “It’s only a good song if you’re completely honest with yourself and with the listeners. I want my music to be as realistic and sincere as possible and sometimes it hurts. The audience should feel it, too, so I don’t waste a lot of time editing when raw emotion is what people need to hear the most.”

Below are Tom Goss's links:

www.tomgossmusic..com
www.myspace..com/tomgossmusic2


And Jeremiah Clark's links:

www.jeremiahclarkmusic.com
www.facebook.com/jeremiah clarkmusic
www.philputnam.com