Margo Price announces very special show at The Lexington on 8th Nov. Acclaimed Album ‘All American Made’ Out Now!

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With her critically acclaimed new album ‘All American Made’ released last week, Margo Price has announced a very special show at The Lexington on the 8^th November.

Following up hercritically-lauded 2016debut ‘Midwest Farmer’s Daughter,’ – an album that took her from country underdog to breakout star – ‘All American Made’ explores long nights and hard days, wild women and cocaine cowboys, politics and sexism, with plainspoken poetry and cutting insight.

Having played phenomenal 5* shows at The Borderline, The Social and Islington Assembly Hall on the last campaign, Margo plays The Lexington November 8^th with tickets on-sale on Tuesday 31^st October from here and in 2018 plays the following dates as part of Country to Country.(Tickets available http://www.c2c-countrytocountry.com/):

March 2018

Fri 9^th                                                 Glasgow, SSE Hydro

Sat 10^th                                             Dublin, 3 Arena

Sun 11^th                                            London, O2 Arena

‘All American Made’ saw Margo and her hard-touring band – Kevin Black (bass), Jamie Davis (electric guitar), Micah Hulscher (piano), Jeremy Ivey (acoustic guitar/bass/harmonica), Dillon Napier (drums), and Luke Schneider (pedal steel) – returning to Memphis to work at Sam Phillips Recording, just down the street from the original Sun Studios where she cut her debut.  Once again, Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Spang and Alex Munoz helmed the sessions, co-producing with Price and Ivey.