Dull Dime presents

Dull Dime presents: Danielle Ate the Sandwich, Elspeth Tremblay & The Satellites, Paige Allbritton
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Doors: 7:30 pm / Show: 8:00 pm
World Cafe Live Philadelphia - Upstairs
$10 - $12 + Fees

Danielle Ate the Sandwich is the stage name of the indie-folk, ukulele player and songwriter, Danielle Anderson. Her music career began modestly at open mic nights in Fort Collins, Colorado, and was unexpectedly jumpstarted by the popularity of her simple YouTube videos, that show off her ukulele, sweet vocals, thoughtful lyrics and unique personality. Danielle Ate the Sandwich has been touring nationally since 2009, cultivating a loyal and dedicated fan base, affectionately referred to as ‘Fanwiches. Her newest album, "The Drawing Back of Curtains," is the soundtrack for a full length documentary film about the artist, Edith Lake Wilkinson. http://www.danielleatethesandwich.com

Australian singer-songwriter Elspeth Tremblay documents her Saturn Return with her new album Return. It’s her return to music after an eccentric roster of jobs from antique stamp evaluator, filmmaker, bakery manager, office worker bee and more. Tremblay is an openly out artist, watercolor painter, cat lady and gentle optimist living in the US for the past 10 years--8 in NYC, the last two in Philadelphia with Asheville, NC on the horizon.

With the addition of Michele Lynn on bass, a staple of the Philly music scene and owner of Dull Dime Productions, along with Desiree Haney on Cello, and Ryann Lynch on violin, the Satellites are now the driving force behind Elspeth's new sound. Elspeth Tremblay & the Satellites are taking on a new momentum and set to take the music world by storm.

Paige Allbritton was born into a family of musicians and artists, and was inundated with incredible music from the day she was born, from Classic Country, Rock & Roll and Bluegrass, to Gospel, R&B and pop. Paige’s heartfelt lyrics and simple guitar rhythms settle perfectly between the nostalgia of acoustic country and folk, and the heart of blues and rock music. All of that, paired with a soulful voice that can lull a drunken crowd and a genuine, lighthearted, girl-next-door personality, she is bound to capture the attention of many.