When David Baron performed at Wimbledon with the Bryan Bros this June, journalists from the New York Times and the Tennis Channel were on hand to document the live concert event.

The concert was on Saturday night after the first week of matches at Wimbledon, and took place at the Hand in Hand pub in Wimbledon Village just down the street from the All England Tennis Club.  A blogger for the New York Times took photos of the show and wrote an article entitled “Bryans Play (Music) at the Pubs” in the Straight Sets: Tennis Blog of the New York Times. The article can be viewed by clicking the link below.

The Tennis Channel was also present to film the show, which aired as part of their Wimbledon Village Feature with Justin Gimelstob. Click on the link below to watch Gimelstob introducing The Bryan Bros Band Feat. David Baron just before the band kicks off with the single from their forthcoming EP, “Let It Rip.”

Tennis Channel, “Wimbledon Village Feature”:
http://www.tennis-channel.tv/tennis/console.jsp?catid=21&id=477

New York Times, “Bryans Play (Music) at the Pubs”:
http://straightsets.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/28/bryans-play-music-at-the-pubs/

After 4 sold out shows in a row across California, piano pop rock singer-songwriter David Baron will headline San Francisco’s famed Great American Music Hall on Friday, July 3rd. Doors open at 7PM, with Baron scheduled to perform at 10PM.

This marks the first time that Baron takes the stage at the 5,000-square-foot concert hall, which opened in 1907 and has hosted such legendary acts as Duke Ellington, Van Morrison, the Grateful Dead and Bobby McFerrin.  With a capacity of 650, the Great American Music Hall continues to book top touring artists from around the globe, and was voted “Best Place To See Live Music” in 2007 & 2008 by San Francisco Weekly.

Don’t miss:

David Baron

Live @ Great American Music Hall – Headlining show!

Friday, July 3rd
10PM, $12, 21+
859 O’Farrell Street, San Francisco

Tickets available online at webookbands.com
or by Phone at 323-782-0401

“Best Place To See Live Music” 2007 & 2008 Winner – SF Weekly

“Uplifting, powerful…If you’re a fan of Billy Joel, Ryan Adams, and Elton John, David Baron’s refreshing piano pop rock will not disappoint.”
– yodigit.com, Featured Review

A passionate singer, gifted pianist, and insightful songwriter, David Baron has caught the ear of audiences across the globe with his soaring vocals, confessional lyrics and powerful piano pop/rock sound.

Now for the first time since he SOLD OUT his last 4 shows in a row in California, David and his band return to LA to play this “ASCAP Recommends:…” show at Hotel Cafe.

Don’t miss:

ASCAP Recommends: David Baron

Hotel Cafe
Saturday, June 13
10PM, $10, 21+
1623 1/2 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles

Since David Baron released his self-titled debut in Fall 2008, his songs have been reaching international audiences on TV, radio, in stadiums at sports events, and in stores across the globe.

Now, David has begun receiving international critical acclaim, as the German music site Roland’s World of Prog Music (prog-rock.info) makes an exception to its usual genre to post a glowing review of David’s self-titled EP.

In the review, Roland Leicht, editor of Roland’s World of Prog Music writes,

“Though it’s not Prog Rock, here is a CD that I just had to write about.  I got the tip to listen to David Baron from a girlfriend who met the California singer-songwriter during her holidays in the States and talked to him. The self-titled EP “David Baron” contains 6 songs in 24 minutes and the all the songs have won me over. If there would be any song to launch David Baron to the masses it would be the opener, “Love Is Just A Lie”. I am absolutely sure that this first single will be played again and again on the radio. Great, catchy melodies and Baron’s voice is beautiful. Goodbye to James Blunt and those other boys! The second song “Standing Still” also has potential to become a great hit. “Kids” and “Shadows On The Inside” are absolutely beautiful ballads. “Nothing To Fear” is the most rocking song on the album. And finally we hear “Say You”, again a song with a lot of feeling. It is amazing to me what talents are hidden in the music business just waiting to be discovered. I hope David Baron will make his breakthrough soon because it’s a shame to hear so much bullshit on the radio when there are great, undiscovered musicians out there. You can hear David Baron’s music on his website at www.DavidBaronMusic.com and on his Myspace page at www.myspace.com/DavidBaron. You have to listen to his music!”

To read the full review in its original German, visit http://prog-rock.info/neuerhauptframe.htm.