GRACE POTTER’S NEW ALBUM DAYLIGHT OUT NOW
October 27, 2019
POTTER SET TO PERFORM “LOVE IS LOVE” ON
JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! ON NOVEMBER 6TH
Acclaimed songwriter and performer Grace Potter released her first new album in four years, Daylight today via Fantasy Records. Produced by Eric Valentine, Daylight is a soul-inflected, deeply personal collection of songs that capture a particularly tumultuous period in her life – from the breakup of her band and a divorce – to more joyful events like a new marriage and the birth of her first child. Listen and/or purchase the album: HERE.
Grace is set to perform the album’s rising first single, “Love Is Love” on Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, Wednesday, November 6th.
Hailed by Entertainment Weekly as one of the ‘24 Biggest Albums To Hear This Season’,Daylight has already garnered high praise from the Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, PASTE, Billboard and Esquire among others.
Refinery29 recently premiered the video for the irresistible “Every Heartbeat.” The passionate song reflects her love for her husband and their infant son Sagan, who makes an adorable cameo in the video.
Grace wrote the album’s 11 tracks with the help of renowned songwriter Mike Busbee (Pink, Maren Morris) who tragically passed away a few short weeks ago. Busbee co-wrote three of the album’s essential tracks, “Everyday Love,” “Release,” and the powerful first single “Love Is Love”.
Longtime collaborators Benny Yurco and Matt Musty contribute guitar and drums respectively with Benmont Tench and Larry Goldings on keys as well as Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig from Lucius providing background vocals.
Grace will kick off her North American headlining tour on January 8th, 2020 in Charleston, South Carolina. The tour will stop at theatres in major cities nationwide including Atlanta, GA; Philadelphia, PA; Boston, MA; New York, NY; and Los Angeles, CA. Full routing below. For ticket information, head to https://www.gracepotter.com/tour.
An electrifying performer, Grace Potter has been described by SPIN as “one of the greatest living voices in rock today.” Over the course of her career, the Burlington, VT native has commanded stages around the world including Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Rock in Rio and her own thriving music festival, Burlington’s Grand Point North, which just celebrated its ninth year.
Earlier this week, Live From Here with Chris Thile featured an interview and performance with Grace recorded at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park during the 2019 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival. To watch, click HERE.
Early Acclaim for Grace Potter’s Daylight
“Thrilling in its musicality, with Potter showing off the powerful voice for which she’s become known…”
-Rolling Stone
“One of the 24 biggest albums to hear this season.”
-Entertainmenet Weekly
(on “Release”) “A devastatingly beautiful song, each line resonates.”
-The Los Angeles Times
“An 11-song collection that is as boisterous and bellowing as it is desperate and resigned. At times, it is sexy, joyful, and lovesick. And in the case of the sparse and pleading “Release,” which Potter wrote acapella in the bathtub, it can only be described as holy.”
-Esquire
“’Love Is Love’ is the kind of song that’ll stop you dead in your tracks.”
-PASTE
“It’s a refreshing reminder of her vocal and compositional strengths… an encouraging return to form.”
-American Songwriter
Photo: Pamela Neal
Grace Potter Tour Dates
November 08 | New Orleans, LA @ Champions Square |
November 09 | Dallas, TX @ The Rustic |
November 15 | Harrisburg, PA @ The Forum Auditorium |
November 30 | Killington, VT @ FIS Ski World Cup |
January 08 | Charleston, SC @ Charleston Music Hall |
January 09 | St Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live |
January 10 | Lake Buena Vista, FL @ House of Blues |
January 11 | Ft Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution |
January 12 | Key West, FL @ Sunset Green Lawn |
January 15 | Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre |
January 16 | Raleigh, NC @ The Ritz |
January 17 | Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore |
January 18 | Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle |
January 19 | Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel |
January 22 | Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre |
January 23 | McKees Rocks, PA @ Roxian Theatre |
January 24 | Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore |
January 25 | Washington, DC @ Anthem |
January 28 | New Haven, CT @ College Street Music Hall |
January 29 | Portland, ME @ State Theatre |
January 30 | Albany, NY @ The Egg |
January 31 | Boston, MA @ House of Blues |
February 01 | New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre |
February 04 | Indianapolis, IN @ The Vogue Theatre |
February 05 | Grand Rapids, MI @ The Intersection |
February 06 | Milwaukee, WI @ Pabst Theater |
February 07 | Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre |
February 08 | St Paul, MN @ Palace Theatre |
February 09 | Des Moines, IA @ Hoyt Sherman Place |
February 12 | Tulsa, OK @ Cain’s Ballroom |
February 13 | Oklahoma City, OK @ The Jones Assembly |
February 14 | Houston, TX @ House of Blues |
February 15 | Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Live at Moody Theater |
February 18 | Birmingham, AL @ Iron City |
February 19 | Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium |
February 20 | St Louis, MO @ The Pageant |
March 12 | Vancouver, BC Canada @ Commodore Ballroom |
March 13 | Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom |
March 14 | Seattle, WA @ Showbox |
March 15 | Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre |
March 18 | San Diego, CA @ Observatory NorthPark |
March 19 | Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre |
March 20 | Stateline, NV @ MontBleu Resort Showroom |
March 21 | Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater |
March 24 | Missoula, MT @ The Wilma |
March 25 | Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot |
March 26 | Aspen, CO @ Belly Up |
March 27 | Aspen, CO @ Belly Up |
March 28 | Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom |