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Gothamist House Presents: Never Shout Never In Webster Hall's Basement
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 16, 2011
Modified Aug 18, 2011
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Earlier this month we met up with Never Shout Never (aka Christofer Drew) at Webster Hall to shoot the latest videos for our Gothamist House series. Drew was in town briefly for a show at the venue, and we found a little room on the ground floor to shoot a few songs in.
The 21-year-old has a new album coming out, titled Time Travel (you can hear the title track below). A little recent background: When his hometown of Joplin, Missouri was destroyed by a tornado recently, he returned home and began a relief fund, which eventually raised $1 million. He also took video footage of the destruction and posted it on YouTube.
Special thanks to Greencard for filming this for us! We have a lot more Gothamist House sessions coming up with them. But for now, revisit some of our old sessions:
- Small Black at 5 Beekman.
- The Walkmen at the New York Public Library
- The Hold Steady in Ridgewood, Queens
- The Black Angels at Angel Orensanz
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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