Amos Lee News

 
Norah Jones Agent Joe Brauner Joins WME
Hollywood Reporter
Joe Brauner has joined WME as an agent in the music department, bringing with him longtime clients Norah Jones and Amos Lee. Brauner was previously a music agent at CAA. Jones and Lee will be represented by WME in North America only; ...
Music Agent Joe Brauner Joins WME, Brings Norah Jones And Amos Lee With HimDeadline.com

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The Hindu
Neighbourhood voices
The Hindu
The Diary of Amos Lee begins in a fascinating way. Amos in his first book, I sit, I write I flush, tells us that he begins to write because his mother suggests it to him, as long as he doesn't spend too much time in the bathroom.


 
Tyler Consolidated Graduation set
Tyler Star News
Tyler County graduating Senior Class 2012 includes: Johan Aasland, Dakota Michael Allen, Lewis Ray Anderson, Amos Lee Archer, Carissa Dale Beaver, Zachary Steven Boor, John Taylor Borsky, Braxtn Phillip Brown, Jeffrey Tanner Buchanan, Robert Joshua ...

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Austin Chronicle
Phases & Stages: Live Shots
Austin Chronicle
By Jim Caligiuri, Fri., April 27, 2012 From the frantic banjo of Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, which carried out into the parking lot, to Amos Lee's set-closing tribute to Levon Helm, Friday at the Old Settler's Music Festival flew by with a divine ...

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What Else? Chuck Brown, Brauner, String Cheese, EDMbiz, Rock the Bells, WFNX...
Digital Music News
Brauner also brings client Amos Lee to WME. This is getting a lot of attention. Earlier this week, the New York Times profiled an unorthodox effort by String Cheese Incident to claw back Ticketmaster tickets - that is, by directly buying them from ...


 
Summer's Pop and Jazz Festivals Load Their Lineups
New York Times
Traditional folk enthusiasts can enjoy sets by Lyle Lovett, Kathleen Edwards and Amos Lee; bluegrass.com/folks. TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL June 21-24. This ever-expanding festival flaunts its start on the summer solstice, the longest day of the year ...

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PHOTOS/REVIEW: Old Settler's Music Festival
The Horn
Over at the main stage Amos Lee got a late start but made up for it by wooing the audience with his soulful, touching vocals. Lee's band proved the perfect backers with relaxed and bluesy organ solos, soothing slippery steel guitar work that gave just ...

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