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Erin McKeown with The Cabin Project at Cliff Bell’s

Erin McKeown, a musician known for her boundary-blurring style, played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Thursday, September 14, 2017, at 8 p.m. The Cabin Project opened the show.

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Erin McKeown is a musician, writer, and producer who mixes American musical styles in a distinctive way. Her electric guitar playing is bold and clever, and her singing voice is clear, cool, and composed. With over 11 studio albums and thousands of live shows, she has crafted a unique sound. Her latest album, MIRRORS BREAK BACK, came out in 2017. The Cabin Project opened for her at the jazz club Cliff Bell’s. Tickets were priced between $15 and $18.

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