Christine Lavin

Christine Lavin is a New York City-based singer-songwriter and promoter of contemporary folk music, known for her sharp wit, warm storytelling, and insightful lyrics. A central figure in the modern folk scene since the late 1970s, Lavin's style blends humor with poignancy, creating songs that resonate deeply with her listeners. Her career spans several decades and includes a prolific output of recordings, from "Cold Pizza For Breakfast," a humorous ode to unconventional breakfast choices, to more introspective albums like "I Was In Love With A Difficult Man."

A master of the live performance, Christine's charm lies not only in her musical talent but also in her ability to connect with her audience through story and song. Albums like "Absolutely Live" and "The Runaway Christmas Tree" showcase her engaging performance skills and her ability to tackle a wide range of topics, from the everyday to the whimsical. With "Happydance of the Xenophobe," Lavin explores the complexity of human emotions amidst the changing social landscape, further cementing her role as a thoughtful observer and chronicler of contemporary life. Over the years, Christine Lavin has solidified her reputation as a cornerstone of the folk community, a mentor to up-and-coming artists, and a beloved performer whose songs continue to enlighten and entertain a devoted fan base.

Genres

Contemporary Folk

Latest Release

Cold Pizza For Breakfast

Christine Lavin

Album - 14 Tracks - Released August 10, 2010