Mary Gauthier

Dark Enough to See Light: Gauthier's Heart Changing Songs and Stories Brighten Caffe Lena's Rainy Sunday Night

Gauthier’s voice is direct and confessional; plain, cracked and comforting – the sound of an old friend reaching out through the darkness

Mary Gauthier took to the celebrated stage of the Union Chapel with Jaimee Harris and Michele Gazich (who would provide throughout the set another dimension to the music with his violin and piano playing) and started the evening with the first of many songs from her new album ‘Dark Enough to See the Stars.‘

Introducing “I Drink” during her recent set at Jammin’ Java, Mary Gauthier shared that she’s now been sober for 32 years.

It is always a special moment when one comes face-to-face with someone they’ve admired for some time, and that person turns out to be every bit as kind, engaging, sincere and just plain cool as one has hoped and envisioned them to be.

Mary Gauthier, Jaimee Harris, Washington, D.C., March 24, 2019

Grammy nominee Mary Gauthier joined her opening act and backup singer/guitarist, Austinite Jaimee Harris, to help her perform the title track of her debut album, Red Rescue. Instead of breaking for intermission, they moved right into Mary’s set at City Winery recently.