Erin McCarley

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
The singer-songwriter Erin McCarley sparked a frenzy across the music industry when she performed her philosophical and eloquent pop compositions at the South by Southwest Festival last year She joins us to perform live from Love, Save the Empty, her recently-released debut album written about her search for authenticity.

Photo: Erin McCarley on Soundcheck

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