Mark Eitzel

Mark Eitzel will be returning to London for his first solo acoustic shows since 2014 on Saturday June 22nd at 6:00pm (show starting at 6.30pm) and 8.45pm (show starting at 9.10pm)

These two intimate shows at London’s Slaughtered Lamb (Clerkenwell, nearest tube Farringdon) will be his only European shows of 2019 and tickets will be available by the venue, wegotticket and seetickets. Both shows will feature old and brand new songs.  His last solo shows in 2014 sold out far in advance as these shows will too so don’t miss out. 

Mark Eitzel has released over 16 albums of original material with American Music Club and as a solo artist. The Guardian has called him “America’s greatest living lyricist,” and Rolling Stone once gave him their Songwriter of the Year award. Originally formed in 1983, AMC released seven albums before breaking up in 1995. Mark released  his first 5 solo albums on a variety of labels in the 90s including Warners, Matador and New West.  AMC reunited in 2004 for two full-lengths, Love Songs for Patriots and The Golden Age before splitting again in 2006. In April of 2012 while working on his solo album, Don’t Be A Stranger, Eitzel suffered a heart attack which forced him to slow down and delayed the album’s release. In 2013, a newly healthy Eitzel embarked on what proved to be the most successful tour of his career to date. In 2015, he wrote music for Simon Stephens’ Song from Far Away, his second collaboration with the English playwright, and in Jan 2017 Eitzel released Hey Mr Ferryman, recorded and produced by Bernard Butlerwhich reached number 1 in the UK official Americana charts. Eitzel backed it up with full European tours and festival appearances  to become  Eitzel’s most successful solo album since 1996.