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Valerie June, Man Done Wrong (live), UC Theatre, Berkeley, April 6, 2022 (4K)

Valerie June plays her song "Man Done Wrong" live in concert at the UC Theatre in Berkeley, California on April 6, 2022. Man Done Wrong appeared on June's fourth studio album, The Order Of Time (2017). Valerie June is a Grammy nominated singer-songwriter from Memphis, Tennessee. Joining her onstage were Jason DiMatteo (bass), Greg Wieczorek (drums), Dan Iead (pedal steel guitar), and Dave Sherman (keyboards). ================== Man Done Wrong lyrics: Man done wrong and I don't care Man done wrong and I don't care Go on and roam 'round everywhere Go on and roam 'round everywhere Shadows dancin' at my door Shadows dancin' at my door I can't fight 'em anymore I can't fight 'em anymore Neighbor listen through the wall Neighbor listen through the wall Know that neighbor heard it all Know that neighbor heard it all Friend dropped by, but could not stay Friend dropped by, but could not stay Friend he done up and walked away Friend he done up and walked away Written by Valerie June Hockett ============== Valerie June - The Moon & Stars live tour dates (2022): March 31 - Seattle, WA @ The Showbox April 1 - Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom April 2 - Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theater April 3 - Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theater April 5 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore April 6 - Berkeley, CA @ UC Theatre April 7 - Monterey, CA @ Golden State Theatre April 8 - Los Angeles, CA @ Fonda Theatre April 9 - Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up April 22 - Kennett Square, PA @ Longwood Gardens May 3 - Northampton, MA @ Academy Of Music Theatre May 4 - New York, NY @ Town Hall May 5 - Washington DC @ The Fillmore May 6 - Munhall, PA @ Carnegie Of Homestead Music Hall May 7 - Ithaca, NY @ State Theater Of Ithaca May 10 - Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall May 11 - Ferndale, MI @ The Magic Bag May 13 - Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom May 14 - Columbus, OH @ Athenaeum Theatre May 15 - Indianapolis, IN @ Hifi Annex May 16 - Bloomington, IL @ Castle Theatre May 18 - Chicago, IL @ Old Town School Of Folk Music May 19 - Milwaukee, WI @ Turner Hall Ballroom May 20 - Minneapolis, MN @ Pantages Theatre May 21 - Iowa City, IA @ Englert Civic Theatre May 22 - St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall May 24 - Louisville, KY @ Old Forester's Paristown Hall May 25 - Cincinnati, OH @ Hamilton County Memorial Hall May 27 - Harrisburg, PA @ Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center May 28 - Annapolis, MD @ Rams Head On Stage Aug. 6 - Aug. 7 - Happy Valley, OR @ Pickathon =========== Valerie June official bio: Blending folk, soul, blues, and traditional Appalachian elements into a refreshingly timeless sound that sits outside any particular musical era, Valerie June is a critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who began her career in Memphis, Tennessee. She received early attention for a pair of independent releases and her participation in the 2009 MTV series $5 Cover, but it was her Dan Auerbach-produced third album, Pushin' Against a Stone that served as her critical and commercial breakthrough. With a significant audience in Europe and the U.S., June's ascent continued with 2017's highly rated The Order of Time, another critically lauded release showcasing her increasingly distinctive sound. Her fifth album, 2021's The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers, featured a guest spot from Memphis soul legend Carla Thomas. The daughter of a brick cleaner from Humboldt in the flatlands of West Tennessee, June quickly took to the various local roots music styles in the area, teaching herself guitar and developing her own stylistic mix, interpreting traditional material as though it were still alive and breathing, and writing her own material with an eye toward the influences of passionate and socially minded artists like Bob Marley. She officially began performing at the age of 19 as half of the husband-and-wife duo Bella Sun (the couple released an album, No Crystal Stair, in 2004 on their own Bella Sun Music imprint), but when the marriage fell apart, June left the South and began living the life of a gypsy street musician, playing for change in bus and subway stations up and down the West Coast. She eventually returned to Tennessee, finally settling in Memphis where she slid right into the city's active music scene. By now she had added banjo and lap steel to her musical base, and she began to draw local attention for her powerful performances, becoming a favorite at area folk festivals and workshops. A move to Brooklyn from Memphis and an introduction to Dan Auerbach (Black Keys) put into motion the recording of her third studio album, Pushin' Against a Stone. Critics praised her originality and ability to shift comfortably between different styles and tones. Released in 2017, The Order of Time was an even greater critical breakout which charted across multiple Billboard charts and landed on several prominent best-of 2017 lists. She even earned praise from Bob Dylan, who named June one of the contemporary artists he'd been listening to.