Emily Nenni's Nashville soul and honky tonk flair light up Shank Hall.
Emily Nenni is set to light up Shank Hall with her unique blend of Nashville soul and honky tonk flair. Her latest album, "Movin’ Shoes," showcases her ability to weave heartfelt storytelling with danceable rhythms, drawing inspiration from 60s girl groups and regional legends.
The venue's cozy atmosphere ensures an intimate experience, making it a perfect spot to enjoy Nenni’s engaging performance. With a mix of original songs and covers from icons like Paul Simon and Cass Elliott, this concert promises a memorable night for music lovers. Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the vibrant local scene.
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Emily Nenni and Movin’ Shoes is all about the right fit. Made in Memphis, the Nashville based singer-songwriter’s fourth full length album is as much about dancing as following the steps of understanding and respect. Nenni’s songs reflect her solicitude, but are much more soulful in this setting - taking inspiration from the many impassioned performers of the region, to 60’s girl groups and honky tonk heroes. Pairing once again with producer John James Tourville (The Deslondes), Movin’ Shoes was cut at Matt -Ross-Spang’s new Southern Grooves studio. The 13 tracks tie up nicely with added covers from Paul Simon, Delbert McClinton and Cass Elliott. Movin’ Shoes will be released on May 1st via New West Records.
