Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.

Performing live for the very first time in a celebrated fifteen-year career, enigmatic versifier David Berman and his endlessly erudite Silver Jews are finally set to gratify ears and enliven hearts with a clutch of inaugural Stateside shows in March, including their now sold out New York Webster Hall show; before crossing the water to woo aficionados and music lovers in London and Scotland (they play the Trip Tych Festival as well as the Scala) with their heady, hazy, grace.