MARGO PRICE & COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS Factory Theatre, October 16 Seriously? As Margo Price and her (poker-faced, long-haired, adaptable) band walked off for good this night, a man next to me turned to a friend and exclaimed loudly, “now THAT was a show”. Really? There’d been no lights of any note, nor screens or graphics. Dancers - bar one woman on the floor giving it some tailfeather shaking late in the night – didn’t crowd out Price, who was disinclined to swing out over th

COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS May Your Kindness Remain (Fat Possum/Inertia) Some voices, some music, serve to agitate and aggravate, to prod and provoke. And we need it. Lord knows we need it now more than ever. If you aren’t aggrieved with the state of play (in your town, your state, country, world) right now you aren’t paying attention. Or you’ve been sucked down a MAFS black hole. Some voices, some music, serve to sooth and offer solace, to be a balm and buffer. And we need it. L