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Tori Amos’ last album, American Doll Posse, was the...
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The singer/songwriter will play the Cork Opera House this summer.
Read More Due to popular demand, the singer-songwriter will play a second gig at the Olympia Theatre on May 8 in support of her new album Unrepentant Geraldines.
Read More The singer-songwriter will be in town this May in support of her new album Unrepentant Geraldines.
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American Doll Posse is Tori Amos's most ambitious role-playing exercise to date. She’s stepped outside the comfort zone of her Bösendorfer piano and seen to it that the boys and girls in the band earn their pay.
Read More Striding on stage and blowing a brief kiss at the rapturously applauding audience, Tori Amos wasted no time before launching straight into the primal, religious-tinged ‘Original Sinsuality’, playing her Bösendorfer piano with legs akimbo and fiery red curls flowing.
Read More From that piano-ballad cover of ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ to her new-found fascination with Gnostic texts, Tori Amos has remained one of the most compelling and enigmatic solo artists of the past ten years. Here, she fills Peter Murphy in on the intriguing background to her latest album, The Beekeeper, her reasons for relocating to the bucolic splendor of Cornwall, and the difficulties of maintaining artistic integrity in the face of corporate profiteering. Oh, and beekeeping, of course.
Read More There’s good news for Tori Amos fans as the flame-haired songstress makes a long overdue return to Dublin on May 30 for a show in Vicar St.
Read More The Beekeeper is like a whole new career in itself: 20 full-blown pocket symphonies, 79 minutes plus of dense, deftly orchestrated music. These days she doesn’t suffer the same burning in the gut that made ‘Cornflake Girl’ or ‘Precious Things’ so remarkable, and the band sound comfortable rather driven, but there’s something to be said for craft.
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Tori Amos’ new album, the acclaimed Scarlet’s Walk, was inspired equally by her joyous pregnancy with daughter Natashya and the tragedy of September 11, which led the singer-songwriter on a musical quest to discover the true soul of America
Read More Her vocal performance over the album as whole may be her most consistent yet and fans of earlier work will quite simply be delighted
Read More Tori Amos' sixth album and her first since 1999's To Venus And Back, marks a major departure for her in that it consists entirely of cover versions – written exclusively by men!
Read More Tori Amos certainly believes in value for money. Boys For Peli, her fourth LP, contains no less than 18 tracks, adding up to over 70 minutes of music. What's more, she hasn't let herself down in the quality control department either, consistently reaching the high standards she sets for herself.
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Tori Amos is coming, and if the English music press are to be believed, she's going to be huge.
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