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Ezra Furman is a singer and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. It is difficult to peg him as part of a single musical genre because he loves to experiment with different styles of songwriting. Suffice it to say that Ezra makes up songs and plays them on his acoustic guitar with ferocious energy and gut wrenching sincerity. Check our available Ezra Furman concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Ezra Furman's third solo album is about youth, discontentment, and longing. A little scattered and with occasionally mediocre lyrics, it congeals into a fun, extremely varied, and repeatedly listenable album. "Restless Year" is instantly and uniquely memorable, and final track "One Day I Will Sin No More" stands alone for its folky acoustic sweetness. (www.ezrafurman.com)
- www.undertheradarmag.com
Forget anti-depressants . Well, don't. But if you're downbeat, questioning life, or actually just want a party, Ezra Furman is your man. A yowling, nervy, sickeningly eloquent blend of Jonathan Richman, Woody Allen and Armistead Maupin, he delivers high-speed drama full of bristling riffs and frazzled joie de vivre ...
- www.mojo4music.com
Nothing about Ezra Furman holds still. He loads his albums with frantic energy and watches them burn down to embers. Unlike the wiry, anxious music his brother Jonah writes with the Massachusetts band Krill, Furman's music hides little behind metaphor or enigma. He'd rather spit out all his problems than wrap them up into something oblique. He's kind of a projectile singer, firing off barb after barb as soon as they come to him...
- pitchfork.com
isfits can often be hard to listen to. Wherever their alienation springs from - a sense of marginalisation, lack of formal chops, some deeper source - it often reflects in their art, which comes across to more privileged, more schooled "straights" as raw, untutored, or hard to process; an acquired taste. Ezra Furman is not like that...
- www.theguardian.com
In September 1995, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum opened in Cleveland, Ohio, its ribbon cut by Yoko Ono and Little Richard. Not everyone was happy. A US writer called Bill Repsher suggested that, instead of 150,000 square feet of memorabilia, a museum of rock'n'roll should only have one exhibit: "a dummy made up to look like a skinny, acne-scarred kid in a bedroom", its window overlooking a street where said kid's popular peers - "the kind that would never look twice at a loser like...
- www.theguardian.com
?????????? When it came to quality power pop in 2013, pardon the pun but there was nobody better than Ezra Furman. For both Year of No Returning and Day of the Dog, the Oakland-based songwriter opted to record without his longtime Tufts University-born group The Harpoons, instead utilizing the skills of his current touring band the Boy-Friends to deliver this potent one-two punch of a pair of LPs that explores Furman's range as both a singer and composer far beyond the four-man format...
- www.glidemagazine.com
Clever, funny, sharp and tuneful ... Ezra Furman Buy it from Buy the CDDownload as MP3Ezra FurmanDay Of The DogBar None2013 Tell us what you think: Rate and review this album ...
- www.theguardian.com
You might remember Ezra Furman leading the Harpoons, which released five albums from 2007 to 2012, but if not, Day of the Dog will provide you with a good idea of Furman's unique brand of rock. Opening with "I Wanna Destroy Myself," which I guess is better than "I Wanna Destroy You" from the Soft Boys, in terms of marketing...
- www.ink19.com
It's weird; there are some albums that you hate on first listen. Maybe it's your frame of mind, or where you are when you're listening. Well, the new one from Ezra Furman had that effect. If it weren't for professional duty this would have gone straight back on the shelf never to be seen again. But second time through, the noise seemed less abrasive and a bit more unique, and the melodies started to come through...
- music.thedigitalfix.com
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