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Absorbing performance
I've listened to Jesse Malin for a few years, however never got round to seeing him. Well, I wasn't disappointed, great show, loved every minute, Jesse makes you feel so welcome, loved the stories in between songs, a very Cool Guy!! Great set list, band were brilliant, a great night of music, Don Dilego was a perfect opener, will be listening to more of him. Great venue, nice atmosphere... Loved it!!
Posted by Keith K on 03/03/2020
Jesse Malin, The Old Cold Store (next to the Vat & Fiddle), Nottingham - 1st March 2020
Jesse Cookin'
Right up at the front of the 100 Club is the place to take in all the energy that Jesse's putting out. Great band and an excellent set - a mixture of old classics and lots from the great new album Sunset Kids. Room 13 was a big highlight. Also the usual Jesse rap with the crowd and total disregard for health and safety. The lead for Jesse's mic got caught in the stand and stage fan several times as he leapt on and off stage. All part of the fun!
Posted by Phil Morgan on 19/09/2019
Jesse Malin, 100 Club, London - 17th September 2019
Jesse Malin is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Queens, New York, whose career spans punk rock roots and richly reflective solo work. He first came to prominence in the nineties as the frontman of punk band D Generation, before forging a solo path that blends punk attitude with folk storytelling and classic rock influence. His songs are deeply shaped by life in New York City, capturing its grit, romance and contradictions through vivid, emotionally direct writing.
As a solo artist, Malin has released a series of critically acclaimed albums including The Fine Art of Self-Destruction (2003), Glitter in the Gutter (2007) and New York Before the War (2015). Across his catalogue, his songwriting explores themes of love, loss, resilience and survival with honesty and heart. Known for powerful, impassioned live performances, Malin has also collaborated with artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Ryan Adams and Billie Joe Armstrong. His work continues to resonate for its sincerity, emotional weight and enduring connection to the spirit of New York.