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“Dreaming Fields” makes Engine 145 & Performing Songwriter’s lists

January 6, 2012

Engine 145 named “Dreaming Fields” #3 in their Best Albums of 2011 list: It had been nearly 12 years between Berg albums. The Dreaming Fields was more than worth the wait. “You and Tequila,” co-written with … [more]

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Matraca Berg’s “The Dreaming Fields” is on Muruch’s Top 25 of 2011 list

December 21, 2011

Matraca’s “The Dreaming Fields” is mentioned in another list for 2011! Click on the album titles to read the full reviews, purchase the albums, and, in some cases, download mp3s…    View their list HERE

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Best Folk and Americana Albums of 2011

December 14, 2011

About.com released their top ten Best Folk and Americana Albums of 2011 list.  Matraca’s The Dreaming Fields made the list! When she first appeared on the scene, Matraca Berg was one of the most promising up-and-coming … [more]

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American Songwriter’s Top 50 Songs Of 2011

Matraca’s version of “You and Tequila” landed at #35 on American Songwriter’s Top 50 Songs of 2011 list.  See what they had to say below… Sure, this song has been sloshing around for nearly a decade, … [more]

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  • Saturday, February 25

    Lobero Theatre
    33 East Canon Perdido St
    Santa Barbara, CA, USA

    Phone: 805-966-4946

    Website

    Sing Like Hell Concert Series
    7:30PM Show
    9:15PM Matraca's Set

  • Saturday, March 24

    The Paramount Theater
    215 East Main Street
    Charlottesville, VA, USA

    Phone: 434.979.1333

    Website

    Tickets: $32 / $48
    Purchase Tickets here: www.vabook.org

    The Virginia Festival of the Book presents two writers who love music and two singers who love to write. Lee Smith (The Last Girls) and Jill McCorkle (Going Away Shoes) and Nashville singer-songwriters Matraca Berg (Reba McEntire, Dixie Chicks, Faith Hill) and Marshall Chapman (Jimmy Buffett, Wynonna, Olivia Newton-John) come together on one stage on behalf of the Book Festival. Each one is an event by herself; all four create a force of nature. Weaving together stories and music, the evening will entertain you, charm you, and captivate as only four Southern women can. Proceeds from this event will support the Virginia Festival of the Book.

  • Saturday, March 31

    The Franklin Theatre
    419 Main Street
    Franklin, TN, USA

    Phone: 615-538-2075

    Website

    This was RESCHEDULED from Jan 21st. All original tickets will be honored for refunded in full.

    8:00 PM
    Guy Clark and Matraca Berg

    Balcony & Lounge Ticket - $46.75
    Cabaret Ticket - $62.50
    Classic Ticket - $36.50

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