Kristin Chenoweth to Perform 'Some Lessons Learned' at the Grove, 9/21

Born and raised in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, actress/songstress Kristin Chenoweth goes back to her country music roots with her new album Some Lessons Learned, now available on SONY MASTERWORKS.

Chenoweth will perform several songs from her new album "Some Lessons Learned" on Wednesday, September 21 at 3:00 PM at The Grove LA as a special guest of Extra TV. Kristin will autograph copies of "Some Lessons Learned" immediately following the performance. Get your CD (and wristband) at Barnes & Noble at The Grove - 189 The Grove Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90036

Some Lessons Learned was produced in Nashville by the legendary Bob Ezrin (Peter Gabriel, KISS, Pink Floyd). It features songs by elite pop and country songwriters including Diane Warren, Desmond Child, Tom Douglas, Hillary Scott, Jodi Marr, Victoria Shaw, Dolly Parton, Eric Bazilian, Gary Burr and Shane McAnnally. Chenoweth herself contributed two songs, "What Would Dolly Do?"-- written in honor of her hero Dolly Parton -- and "Mine To Love," about a woman who struggles with an emotionally unavailable man.

This is Chenoweth's fourth album on Sony. "Look at my recording career and it's kind of funny. It's all so different!" says Chenoweth who counts Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline, Trisha Yearwood, Reba McEntire and Linda Ronstadt among her major influences. "This album is more along the lines of what I grew up singing, like the music I sang in church in Oklahoma. When I was hired at nineteen to sing at Opryland in Nashville, that's what I wanted to do. I never anticipated my career going in all these great directions -- which I'm grateful for! I'm finally getting to do what I want."

Some Lessons Learned is the culmination of a natural progression for Chenoweth as a recording artist. She singles out the title track "Lessons Learned": "It's about what we learn and how we learn -- and what we do with it."

For more information on Kristin Chenoweth visit: www.KristinChenoweth.com

 

Photo Credit: Walter McBride/WM Photos

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