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San Francisco Music Hall

Address:
29th St. (Broadway)

New York, NY

BUILT: 1875

DEMOLISHED: 1907


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San Francisco Music Hall History

Burlesque and minstrel house

Shows at the San Francisco Music Hall

DATES PRODUCTION
3/22/1880 - 3/22/1880 Beadle's Pirates for Ten Cents (1880)
5/12/1879 - 5/12/1879 The Brook (1879)

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Rising Appalachia Releases LEYLINES, Produced By Joe Henry
by Tori Hartshorn - May 3, 2019

Sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith, known musically as Rising Appalachia, are proud to release their new album, Leylines. Click here to purchase/stream.
Rising Appalachia Drops New Single via Paste, Announces New Tour Dates
by Tori Hartshorn - Mar 20, 2019

Sisters Leah and Chloe Smith, known musically as Rising Appalachia, are proud to debut a live performance video of the second single 'Cuckoo' from their new full-length album Leylines, releasing May 3rd, 2019. Paste Magazine calls the track 'upbeat and sturdy...rustic Appalachian music revamped for 2019.' Listen here. The studio version of 'Cuckoo' will be released on Friday, but fans can pre-save the track on Spotify here. In February of this year, the band released 'Harmonize' as the first single, which was premiered by Rolling Stone.
Rising Appalachia to Release 'Leylines'
by Kaitlin Milligan - Feb 14, 2019

Sisters Leah and Chloe Smith, known musically as Rising Appalachia, are proud to announce their new full-length album Leylines, releasing May 3rd, 2019, and the album's first single “Harmonize” releasing today. Leylines, the band's seventh studio album, was produced byJoe Henry—the album title alluding to the concept of invisible lines believed to stretch around the world between sacred spaces, bonded by a spiritual and magnetic presence. That deep sense of connection is key to understanding Rising Appalachia as a whole. The video for “Harmonize”, the first single from Leylines, premiered today at Rolling Stone.  'We wrote 'Harmonize' as a love song and a rite of passage into a higher form of that love,” Rising Appalachia note. “It's about the calling forth of truth, inspiration, fantasy, and honesty from the depths of a person.” Rolling Stone says the track “highlights their brand of acoustic folk and the natural vocal interplay.” Watch/listen here. 

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