Halifax’s Mo Kenney launches CD

By Simon Thibault • October 23, 2012 7:30 am EDT

Singer-songwriter Mo Kenney is releasing her self-titled debut album this Wednesday at The Seahorse.

The album, produced by Joel Plaskett, is garnering favourable reviews, while her single “Sucker” is working the charts. All of this while Kenney continues to tour and promote the album. After the launch this Wednesday, Kenney is off to do shows in Iceland as well as at Nova Scotia Music Week, where she will take part in the Songwriters Circle.

The doors open at 7:30pm Wednesday, with the show beginning at 8.

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