Patty Larkin and Willy Porter at Cedar

From Boston, Massachusetts

First Twin Cities show since since March 19, 2008

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From last.fm:

Patty Larkin (b. June 19, 1951, Iowa) is a Boston-based singer-songwriter. She trained at the Berklee College of Music before pursuing a solo career in folk music. Her songwriting has been praised for its wit, and her technical guitar playing has also received praise (which she made light fun of in her feminist song, Not Bad for a Broad). In 1990, she joined Christine Lavin, Megan McDonough, and Sally Fingerett to form the Four Bitchin' Babes, with whom she toured and recorded one album. Read more about Patty Larkin on Last.fm.

From Milwaukee, Wisconsin

First Twin Cities show since since July 10, 2010 • First Cedar show since October 4, 2008 • Sixth Twin Cities show on MN Live's calendar since July 21, 2007

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Willy Porter is a contemporary american folk musician from wisconsin. His career as a published singer began in 1990 with his album, The Trees Have Soul, although his popularity began in 1994 with his album Dog Eared Dream, which had the successful single Angry Words, and led to his touring as an opening act for artists including Tori Amos and The Cranberries. Recently, Porter opened for Jethro Tull, where he formed a friendship with Tull's guitarist, Martin Barre. Willy Porter on Last.fm.