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Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar celebrate release of new album with livestream

To celebrate the release of their new album Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar will play a special Livestream show at the Empire Theatre, Belleville, ON, Canada on Friday 20 November 2020. The stream goes live at 7:30pm EST and starts at 8:00pm EST and the link will be available exclusively for 48 hours. The stream is free of charge, but fans can donate during the concert.

Donations are being accepted at the website at www.samanthamartinmusic.com/live . All major credit cards/paypal/etc are accepted.

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The event involved ten cameras, a lighting designer and a stage looking like a jungle to reflect the album artwork. The 12-piece band will play a 75 minute set. The Livestream will be broadcast and simulcast on the official Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar website as well as the band’s Youtube and Facebook pages.

Released by Gypsy Soul Records on 20 November 2020, Samantha’s highly anticipated new album “The Reckless One” is available from https://ffm.to/therecklessone.

 

For more information on Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar & to download images visit our web page – www.noblepr.co.uk/clients/samantha-martin

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