Angel Taylor, one of New York Post’s “6 Who’ll Sizzle” in 2009 and Billboard Magazine’s “Faces To Watch,” will hit the road with Gavin DeGraw in March and then again with Brandi Carlile in mid-April, in support of her forthcoming debut album, Love Travels. The album is produced by Mikal Blue (Colbie Caillat) and will be available digitally April 14th.

Recently performing on sold out shows with two-time Grammy Award winner Adele and singer/songwriter Brett Dennen, Angel returns to the road with Gavin DeGraw starting on March 27th in Portland, OR. She wraps her tour dates with Brandi Carlile in Missoula, MT on April 21st (complete list of tour dates below).

Billboard magazine proclaims, “Taylor sings of love lost, found and unrequited… she manages to toe the line between believing in true romance and giving up all hope.” On her debut album, the 20 year-old singer-songwriter is quick to share stories about her inspirations, but those stories fast become secondary to the true magic of her talent as a songwriter: The 12 tracks on Love Travels are more than just personal missives that Angel Taylor has set to music, they are living and breathing experiences that we have all shared. The names may change, but the stories remain the same.

A passionate blend of youthful innocence, soulful essence and a spiritual center, Angel Taylor is every bit as wholesome and pure as her Love Travels debut.

Love Travels EP is available digitally on iTunes now.

www.myspace.com/angeltaylor

UPCOMING TOUR DATES

March 14 Chicago, Illinois Project Music @ The Catalyst Ranch
Opening for Gavin DeGraw:
March 27 Portland, OR The Alladin
March 28 Seattle, WA Tractor Tavern
March 31 San Francisco, CA American Music Hall
April 1 Los Angeles, CA El Rey
April 2 San Diego, CA Soma Sidestage
April 5 Phoenix, AZ Martini Ranch
April 6 Albuquerque, NM Launchpad
April 8 Austin, TX The Parish
April 9 Dallas, TX The Loft
April 10 Houston, TX House Of Blues (Bronze Peacock)
April 11 Oklahoma City, OK Diamond Ballroom

Opening for Brandi Carlile:
April 14 Aspen, CO Wheeler Opera House
April 16 Denver, CO Swallow Hill
April 17 Ft. Collins, CO Aggie Theatre
April 18 Salt Lake City, UT The State Room
April 20 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
April 21 Missoula, MT The Wilma Theatre