TREVOR MOSS & HANNAH-LOU: ‘For A Minute There’ Single Release USA Digitally Released 7/29 on Highline Records HL028D

This Summer husband and wife duo Trevor Moss & Hannah-Lou take a break from working on their fourth studio album to venture out on a coast to coast North American Tour supporting Tori Amos, and release the single ‘For A Minute There’, taken from their recent album ‘La Ferme de Fontenaille’

Described by the NME as having ‘Fairport Conventions's folk with Fleetwood Mac's pop sensibilities’ and championed by the likes of Bob Harris and John Kennedy, the pair have enjoyed a busy 18 months of shows, with highlights including playing the Acoustic Stage (A main billing stage) at last year’s Glastonbury Festival as well as supporting Tori Amos on a six week European tour.

Having earned a reputation for getting off the beaten track with their own tours of tin tabernacles, village halls, social clubs and even by canal boat, the couple have supported a host of musicians, from Damon Albarn, Richard Thompson and Beth Orton, to Ade Edmondson’s Bad Shepherds, Loudon Wainwright and legendary producer Ethan Johns.

TM&HL’s first duo record, after the break up of their band Indigo Moss, was self-titled and came out in 2010 on independent UK Folk/Americana label Loose Music. The second was entitled ‘Quality First, Last & Forever!’ and released on Heavenly Recordings (Co-op/Universal) in 2011, and their third, self-produced, released and distributed only via independent records stores, courtesy their very own Anglophone Recording Company, gained critical acclaim on it’s UK release in 2012. ‘For a Minute There’ is the first single from that album to be released in the USA.

TM&HL support Tori Amos on the following dates-

July 16 Vancouver, BC Orpheum
July 17 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre
July 18 Portland, OR Oregon Zoo Amphitheater
July 19 Jacksonville, OR Britt Festival
July 21 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
July 23 Los Angeles, CA Greek Theatre
July 24 San Diego, CA Humphrey's
July 25 Mesa, AZ Mesa Arts Center
July 27 Denver, CO Paramount Theatre
July 29 Dallas, TX Winspear Opera House
July 30 Austin, TX Long Center
August 1 St. Louis, MO Peabody Opera House
August 2 Kansas City, MO Midland Theatre
August 3 St. Paul, MN The O'Shaughnessy at St. Catherine University
August 5 Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
August 6 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre
August 7 Cleveland Heights, OH Cain Park
August 8 Toronto, ON Massey Hall
August 10 Philadelphia, PA Verizon Hall
August 12 New York, NY Beacon Theatre
August 13 New York, NY Beacon Theatre
August 15 Boston, MA Opera House
August 16 Washington, DC DAR Constitution Hall
August 18 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium
August 19 Atlanta, GA Cobb Energy Performance Arts Centre
August 20 Durham, NC Durham Performing Arts Center
August 22 Clearwater, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall
August 23 Orlando, FL Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
August 24 Miami Beach, FL The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater