Category archive: Tour Dates

Cindy Church & Susan Crowe in Wolfville on te%

July 4, 2016Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church & Susan Crowe in Fall River on March 31st, 2016

February 1, 2016Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church & Susan Crowe in Berwick on April 11th, 2015

March 26, 2015Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church & Susan Crowe in Wallace on April 10th, 2015

March 26, 2015Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in London on April 27th, 2014

April 10, 2014Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in London on April 27th, 2014

March 2, 2014Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in Truro on October 12th, 2013

September 9, 2013Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in Hunter River on October 11th, 2013

September 9, 2013Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in Toronto on June 8th, 2013

April 11, 2013Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Cindy Church in Hamilton on June 7th, 2013

April 11, 2013Cindy ChurchTour Datesno comments

Classifying the CD as "country" does not do it justice, although it is understandable that genre classifications on this site are arbitrary. Ms Church is a performer with a wide range: country, certainly, but also jazz, as in her Hoagy Carmichael collaborations with Joe Sealy in the past, and this CD covers the musical waterfront. What I find particularly affecting is her fresh interpretations of songs I thought I knew well. In particular, her take on Miss the Mississippi, Blue Eyes Crying and I wish You Love, opened those songs to me in a new and most moving way. The arrangements are spare and showcase her lovely voice.
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iTunes Customer
The possessor of one of the most emotion-laden voices in country music (or pop music, for that matter), Cindy Church never confuses sentiment with sentimentality. Instead she takes tunes and invests them with pain, power, sadness and joy and makes them uniquely her own.
Richard Flohil
â€¦A superbly seasoned supergroup (Quartette) culled from the four corners of Canadian countryâ€¦work up real magic.
Mitch Potter
The Toronto Star