New Moon Triple Goddess Party & Concert

FERNDALE, Mich. - Feb. 4, 2018 - PRLog -- New Moon Triple Goddess Party is fitting for a big night with a big show and a new moon, with three songwriters at a gorgeous Michigan venue. Featuring Barbara Payton, Carolyn Striho and Mary McGuire – three Detroit Music Award winning musicians who will come together in a rare appearance on Thursday, February 15 at The Parliament Room at Otus Supply, a sprawling New American eatery & music venue serving craft beers, cocktails & upscale small plates in Ferndale.

Recipient of the 2016 Detroit Music Awards for Outstanding Rock/Pop Vocalist, Barbara Payton is a sultry, Detroit rock singer/songwriter with a soulful, bluesy voice. Recognized as one of Detroit's most powerful and engaging live performers, Barbara Payton has rocked stages, festivals, arenas and private listening rooms for more than 25 years. Rock writer Thom Jurek shares, "[Barbara can] surprise, delight and at times astonish with her powerful, passionate voice." It is that voice that sets her apart. A definitive force on the Detroit music scene, Payton's songwriting is prolific, weaving a tapestry fueled with themes love and loss that is deeply honest with a vocable compass able to switch gears and sing something with soft, sensitive phrasing to a gusty killer forte. In addition to her solo career, Barbara has recorded and toured as a background singer for both Bob Seger and Kid Rock, and with them, performed on national television shows Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel, The Tonight Show, and at inauguration festivities for President Barack Obama.

Recipient of the 2016 Detroit Music Awards for Outstanding Rock Songwriter, Carolyn Striho made her name fronting the dynamic Detroit Energy Asylum and worked with the priestess of punk, Patti Smith. Wildly original, melodic and passionate, All-Music Guide describes Striho's songs as being written "from the silver edge of midnight." Speaking of edge, Striho has gained a strong reputation for charismatic, high-energy stage performances. Gary McFarland of the National Rock Review writes, "The eclectic, alternative sound, contains elements of Carolyn's long history in the Detroit Punk, Alternative, Folk, and Avant Garde scene. Carolyn's performances seduce the audience and engages them with her genuine emotion bringing all of us along for a wild ride." Expect songs from her latest release "Afterthought," which was on the Grammy Awards First Ballot 2018 and showcases her edge and depth as a songwriter. On stage, Carolyn deftly switches between guitar and keys while belting out vibrant vocals, leaving the audience with a full-on presentation of her art on stage.

Recipient of the 2016 Detroit Music Awards for Outstanding Americana Songwriter, Mary McGuire has a myriad of influences and growing up in 70's Detroit and getting schooled by the jocks at America's first underground radio stations had a major influence on her early musical education. Matt Harmon of the Detroit Metro Times shares "she seemingly shifts genres at will…." chalk that up to being an avid listener, studying music while living, writing, recording and performing across America. Joe Montague of Riveting Riffs Magazine writes, "Michigan singer-songwriter and musician Mary McGuire may be one of the most underappreciated, yet most gifted artists in America today." Her evolution as a songwriter came from the rock influences in industrial Detroit, gentler folk influences from the shores of Martha's Vineyard and the country rhythm of the horses clipping along on the car-free streets of Mackinac Island, absorbing all of this is what influences her and defines her characteristic songwriting style. Expect a glimpse of these very influences gleaned from the Upper Midwest to the East Coast and back in this listening room.

The three songwriters are always looking for opportunities to perform together, and with their busy schedules and personal music projects, its a rare moment when they can all find the perfect date and venue. Payton, Striho and McGuire will be joined by fellow musicians Scott Dailey on guitar and Ron Wolf on percussion for what will surely be an energetic and eclectic night of song.

Since opening its doors in December of 2016, The Parliament Room at Otus Supply has quickly become a pulsating heartbeat in the national music scene while becoming the first home for Jam, Jamtronica, Americana, Bluegrass, Funk, Folk, and New Orleans Brass in the Greater Detroit Area. Built by those who live for live music, Otus Supply is a top player on Detroit's music scene bringing in national touring, regional and local acts similar to scenes found in Austin, Denver, and Nashville. Named Detroit's "Best Place to Hear Bands" and "Best New Music Venue", The Parliament Room offers an intimate and inclusive setting to listen to music while enjoying great food and tasty beverages in their well-designed industrial chic interior resplendent with an ornate maze of circular doorways, intricate wood detailing, leather and reclaimed wood pallets and colorful murals.

Doors at 8:00 p.m, show starts at 9:00 p.m.
Tickets $12 advance, $17 at the door
Ticket link: www.otussupply.ticketfly.com