JESSE MALIN and CHRIS FARREN will open the BRIAN FALLON AND THE HOWLING WEATHER tour

The already highly anticipated tour of Brian Fallon and the Howling Weather is enhanced by two excellent openers, among the new generation of American singer-songwriters: Jesse Malin e Chris Farren. Two good reasons not to miss the Italian show scheduled for Tuesday 5 May 2020 at Magnolia Club by Segrate (MI). Tickets are available on the following circuits Vivaticket, Ticketone (online and at points of sale) and Ticketmaster. to access the event will be ARCI membership required.

Originally from New York, in a 30-year career Jesse Malin has released records both as the voice of hardcore bands Heart Attack e D Generation both as a soloist, collaborating with Bruce Springsteen, Ryan Adams and many others. His latest album is Sunset Kids, released in August 2019 by Wicked Cool Records and featuring as guests Lucinda Williams e Billie Joe Armstrong.

It comes instead from Florida Chris Farren, who after having served in Fake Problems e Antartctigo Vespucci launched last October Born Hothis solo album for Polyvinyl Records.

Brian Fallon and The Howling Weather are on tour to present Local Honeywhich was released two years after the last work. In 2018 has been published Sleepwalkers (Island / Virgin EMI), which Fallon has taken the band around Europe and the world both through the biggest summer festivals and through a more intimate tour of acoustic concerts, which has included Italy with a live sold out at Santeria Social Club by Milan. His live show is an excellent opportunity to retrace the most significant stages of his career, with a focus always on his experience with the The Gaslight Anthem.

Brian Fallon started out as the singer and guitarist of The Gaslight Anthemas well as trying his hand at other projects such as The Horrible Crowes e Molly & The Zombies. In 2016 releases his first solo album, Painkillerscritically acclaimed. The popular magazine MOJO he said: "Painkillers reveals that Fallon he kept his best songs with him.; while Kerrang! called it "a fantastic return to the rock and roll roots of Fallon". The singer-songwriter has an incredible proximity to Bruce Springsteen. Fallon is in fact a "man from Jersey"a child of the songs and characters told by Springsteenfrom which he draws inspiration to form his own artistic path.