Faye Webster recently kicked off her North American tour leg in support of her recent album, Underdressed At The Symphony ... she performed four songs, including her singles “But Not Kiss ...

The album’s titular and penultimate song, “Underdressed at the Symphony,” also features symphonic explosions of music like the earlier song “But Not Kiss” that may come as a delightful ...

Faye Webster, known for her thoughtful blend of indie rock, folk and country, has a new album titled “Underdressed at the Symphony ... All of the songs here are live-room recordings, giving ...

As Webster tells it, she didn’t want the song to end, so she asked Rosen ... glow of a band in the pocket of a groove, Underdressed at the Symphony delivers just under 40 minutes of gentle ...

Webster’s albums tend to have a melancholic backbone, which is always displayed raw in the flesh of each song she chooses to show the world. Yet, in her new album released on Friday, March 1, ...

Each song on the album serves as an exploration into new musical territories. The album art for “Underdressed at the Symphony” features Webster in a casual white t-shirt standing out amongst a closet ...

In August, Faye Webster wrapped up the US leg of her tour in support of her latest album, Underdressed At The Symphony.For those who didn’t get a chance to see her on that run, good news: Today ...

Moreover, the song contains the album’s ultimate moment of bathos. “I’m underdressed at the symphony,” Webster sings. Afterward, there’s an expensive, grandiose orchestral flurry of strings that ...

Moments of nostalgia turn wistful within a single breath on the title track, singing; “I’m underdressed at the symphony / crying to songs that you put me on,” whilst fittingly backed by a full string ...

This is the backdrop for the songs on Faye Webster’s new album, Underdressed at the Symphony. They coast along, unhurried, almost drowsy. The US singer-songwriter sings about time from the ...