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Stepping Stone 2:340:00/2:34
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Crew 3:500:00/3:50
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Lonely 3:140:00/3:14
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Your Day 3:560:00/3:56
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Bring Out The Ghost 4:050:00/4:05
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Alex2e (actual name Alex Tuohey) is an alternative singer/songwriter from Western Massachusetts. More importantly, Alex2e is a storyteller. In 2012, while recovering from major surgery and desperate for reprieve, he picked up his sister's beat up guitar and started writing. Words became lyrics, days became months and bathroom video covers turned into gigs. Fast forward to today and his leaps can be measured in dog years.
Called "One of Boston's most sought after artists" by Berklee's Red Room, Alex has made a name for himself both in his home state and beyond. Averaging 130+ dates annually, he has toured the country supporting national acts like Matt Nathanson, Everclear (solo), Howie Day, Michigander and Shawn James among others. His latest release ‘Stepping Stone’ has continued the touring momentum, adding to a catalog that's collected over a 650,000 streams independently - including placements on Spotify's New Alternative and Discover Weekly playlists. "The past few years have been more than I could've hoped for. I really feel like I'm playing with house money," Tuohey says. "For a guy who never thought he'd play to anyone but his mom's bathroom mirror, it's been a dream to play for people. At a bar to a couple people or a packed venue - it's a dream."
Headline
Western Massachusetts/Hartford
Southern Connecticut/New Haven
Boston
NYC
Acts Supported
Matt Nathanson
Howie Day
Art Alexakis (of Everclear)
Michigander
Shawn James
Tyler Hilton
O-Town
Ryan Cabrera
Griffin House
Casey Abrams (of Postmodern Jukebox)
Clark Beckham
Other acts supported include:
Brendan James, Marielle Kraft, Dan Rodriguez, Lucy Spraggan, Levi Lowrey (of Zac Brown Band), Nine Days, Ciaran Lavery, Tim Baker, XEB (Original Members of Third Eye Blind), Crystal Bowersox, Joshua Davis (of The Voice), Sarah Simmons (of The Voice), Badfish: A Tribute to Sublime.