Opening the Italian concert of RYAN BINGHAM will be the young SOHAM DE

The American singer-songwriter Ryan Bingham will soon be in Italy with a unique date and an intimate voice and guitar show. The date is for Saturday 4 May 2019 at the Auditorium Toscanini by Chiari (BS) and tickets are available at Ticketone (online and point of sale). Be wary of unofficial sales channels!

Before him on stage will be Soham De, a young British singer-songwriter. The artist, who is making his recording debut, released his first EP last November, The Next Nowhere, and has performed at numerous festivals around the UK. Soham De has among the musicians he is most inspired by the Twenty One Pilots, Sia, Ed Sheeran and Bon Iver and says he wrote his first song when he was only 10 years old, after which he never left music.

Ryan Bingham is a singer-songwriter folk rock e country, originally from the deep south of the United States of America. Raised in Texas, he moved to California in 2007, where, after already self-producing two EPs, he was noticed by the Lost Highway Records who put him under contract and released his first real album with The Dead Horses, entitled Mescalito. However, real success came a few years later when Bingham composed two tracks for the soundtrack of the film Crazy Heart (2009), in which he also played a small part, a collaboration that in 2010 won him a Golden Globe and a Oscar for Best Original Song with his piece The Weary Kinda Grammy Award and the title of Artist of the Year at the ninth edition of the Americana Music Association Awards.

Subsequently, he released the albums Junky Star (2010), Tomorrowland (Axster/Bingham Records,2012) e Fear And Saturday Night (2015), gaining excellent feedback from both critics and the American public. After a few years of recording hiatus Ryan Bingham is back with a new unreleased album entitled American Love Songreleased on 15 February, a creative work with personal and cultural references, recorded between Austin and Los Angeles. The album deals with various themes dear to Bingham's heart: in each of the 15 tracks we find a piece of the artist's life, from his early years as a touring performer to autobiographical reflections and dedications to the women who influenced him artistically and otherwise, including his mother; all on electric guitar riffs and blueshypnotic looping notes and poignant sounds typical of the American songwriting.