DJ Eden

March 5 At New England Conservatory: Gordon Beeferman, Eden MacAdam-Somer, & Joe Morris Embrace Improvisation, Classical Virtuosity, Roots Music And Avant-jazz Innovation

Source: Braithwaite & Katz Communications
February 27, 2026

NEC’s Contemporary Musical Arts presents a special residency concert with composer, pianist, and improviser Gordon Beeferman joined by CMA Department Chair Eden MacAdam-Somer (voice/violin/foot percussion), CMA and Jazz Studies faculty Joe Morris (guitar) and CMA students on Thursday, March 5 in Jordan Hall. The program features Beeferman's works, drawing on a multitude of genres and influences, including songs, compositions and improvisations on solo piano, and scored improvisations for trio and large ensemble. Admission to the 7:30 p.m. concert is free ...
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Contagious Music Proudly Presents The Debut Recording From Pianist/Composer Eden Ladin - "Yequm"

Source: Jason Byrne, Red Cat Publicity
October 25, 2017

Available on Contagious Music – October 6, 2017. After nearly nine years of living in NYC and being an in-demand sideman for the likes of Omer Avital, Myron Walden, Wallace Roney, Ari Hoenig, bassist Avishai Cohen, Camila Meza, trumpeter Avishai Cohen and many others, pianist/composer/bandleader Eden Ladin proudly announces the release of his debut album, Yequm, to be released on Dayna Stephens’ label, Contagious Music on October 6. This long awaited moment reveals an artist who has paid his dues, ...
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Join NEC’s Hankus Netsky And Eden Macadam Somer For An Evening Of Yiddish And Hassidic Song And Klezmer Dance Tunes, January 20 At The Burren, Somerville

Source: Braithwaite & Katz Communications
January 7, 2016

Join two of the world's most renowned, dynamic, and original Jewish music performers—NEC’s Contemporary Improvisation department chair Hankus Netsky and co-chair Eden MacAdam Somer—for an evening of Yiddish and Hassidic song and klezmer dance tunes, on Wednesday, January 20 at The Burren, 247 Elm Street, Somerville. Show from 7:30-9:00 p.m. Tickets are $20. A multi-instrumentalist, composer, and ethnomusicologist, Hankus Netsky is founder and director of the Klezmer Conservatory Band. He has composed extensively for film, theater, and television, and has ...
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New England Conservatory’s Contemporary Improvisation Department Presents Walking Between The Worlds-Stories, Violinist/Singer Eden MacAdam-Somer’s Faculty Recital Thursday, September 12

Source: Braithwaite & Katz Communications
September 3, 2013

Musical Tales of Love and Loss, Death and Immortality, War and Introspection Drawing on Works by Monk, Blake, Vaughan-Williams, Takemitsu and Sufi poet Rumi “Astonishing virtuosity and raw expression…” — by Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim, New York Times “...a remarkable musician. Violinist, fiddler (there’s a difference), clogger, and vocalist, she bowed, plucked, and danced up a storm... Singing and fiddling at the same time is her specialty, but her rendition of a Vaughan-Williams piece for soprano and violin was truly extraordinary.” ...
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Carolina Chocolate Drops - Leaving Eden (2012)

Source: Something Else!
February 25, 2012

The Carolina Chocolate Drops, despite their rocket-ride to Grammy fame in 2010, hadn't yet made an album that captured their live set's boot-scooting, blues-belting string-band revivalist verve—until now. Producer Buddy Miller brings a candle-lit ambiance to the proceedings, allowing the band to wander ever deeper into backwoods musical influences from across the Deep South. Again stirring in so-called “black" and “white" traditions alike, the forthcoming Leaving Eden is just as ear-ticklingly impressive as 2010's Genuine Negro Jig—but far more rustic, ...
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Eden Brent: A Jazz Queen With a Case of the Blues

Source: All About Jazz @ Spinner
September 3, 2010

Jazz grew out of the blues some time in the late 19th or early 20th century in and around New Orleans. While the two styles grew apart as each developed its own lexicon, there's no mistaking the fact that the they are deeply intertwined—one need look no further than Billie Holiday, Count Basie and most musicians from New Orleans and other places on the Delta. Pianist Eden Brent falls into this nebulous musical world, singing in ...
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Eden Brent - Ain't Got No Troubles (2010)

Source: Something Else!
September 1, 2010

By Mark Saleski I wish I had a cool story about where I learned about the blues. I never had an older brother who gave me his Howlin' Wolf records. There was no cousin who pointed out the line that runs backwards from Jimmy Page. Despite the early appearance of my inner music nerd, I doubt that I was curious enough at the time to perform my own investigations. The closest I came to a blues mentor experience was when ...
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The Eagles Long Road out of Eden 2009 World Tour

Source: All About Jazz
July 8, 2009

EUROPEAN TOUR DATES 2009 will be a great year for fans of the Eagles. The band is embarking on a World Tour with dates currently in the US, Canada and Europe.

NIA Birmingham, England Birmingham, ENG July 08, 2009

MEN Arena Manchester Manchester, ENG July 11, 2009 Saturday 7:30 pm

MEN Arena Manchester Manchester, ENG July 12, 2009 Sunday 7:30 pm

Color Line Arena Hamburg, GER ...
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The Eagles Tour for "Long Road out of Eden" Comes to the Sears Centre

Source: All About Jazz
March 23, 2009

The Eagles are on a Long Road Out of Eden tour.

The latest disc from the legendary quartet was a huge success. But, the band knows a full Sears Centre won't be because of this CD alone.

So, hunker down (the Sears Centre Web site lists the performance time as 8 p.m. to midnight) for a lot of “Long Road" stuff, with enough classics (do we really need to say “Hotel California," “Life in the Fast Lane," etc.?) to satisfy ...
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Eagles Long Road Out of Eden Tour

Source: All About Jazz
May 13, 2008

Eagles Long Road Out of Eden Tour

Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, the Eagles, will return this summer for their “Long Road Out of Eden" World Tour. With five number one singles and four number one albums, the Eagles were among the most successful recording artists of the 1970s; at the end of the 20th century, two of those albums, Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) and Hotel California, ranked among the ten best-selling albums ever, according to the ...
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