Last year, singer, songwriter and pianist Beth Orton returned with the haunting majesty of Weather Alive, the first of her albums that she's produced and one that finds her exploring rapturous space, ...

Before Weather Alive, Beth Orton’s eighth studio album, the critically acclaimed singer/songwriter—who has three decades of releasing music in her rearview—was thinking, “It probably was time to ...

Beth Orton made her name by setting her lovely folk-music musings to modern beats in a genre inevitably dubbed "folktronica." But Orton's sixth album, Sugaring Season — out Oct. 2, it's produced with ...

What struck me most about Beth Orton's new release wasn't her enduring voice or her skill in writing a catchy tune, it was the album's staying power. I could not seem to get a few of the stronger ...

8:30 p.m. Friday. $25-$27.50. Variety Playhouse, 1099 Euclid Ave. N.E., Atlanta. 404-524-7354, varietyplayhouse.com. Beginning with her first single, a 1993 collaboration with William Orbit, through ...

Beth Orton has announced details of her first new album in six years. Sugaring Season will be released on October 1, and will be the follow-up to 2006's Comfort of Strangers. What to Read Next The ten ...

For someone who first gained prominence with cutting-edge electronica artists William Orbit and the Chemical Brothers, Beth Orton sure strikes a mild profile. Over the course of three discs the ...

Folking awesome: It’s been 30 years since Norfolk, England artist Beth Orton released her debut album, Superpinkymandy, but 27 years since she really found her sound with the 1996 album Trailer Park.