April News
Happy Spring! Although we are still on the road with Rifles & Rosary Beads this year, April finds me with more creative time at home, and more opportunities for collaboration and co-writing.
I have been writing quite a few songs with Sam Williams lately. You might know Sam as the son of Hank Williams, Jr. and the grandson of Hank Williams, Sr. He was recently featured at Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival in Nashville, and I believe this young man has a bright career ahead. I love writing with him. His voice lights up my writing room!
4/27: WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER 6TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW
We are honored to help celebrate the 6th Anniversary of The Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, April 27th at 2:30PM.
This free show on Guthrie Green will also feature performances by HuDost, Jaimee Harris, Guy Davis and Ramy Essam. Please join us if you can!
NEW YORK CITY
Here we are, hanging with the master of the Telecaster! Jaimee and I had the great privilege of playing with G.E. Smith at The City Winery in New York City on March 22nd. We shared the stage for Wesley Stace's Cabinet of Wonders Show, and helped celebrate their 10-year Anniversary.
NYC, we love you!
MALCOLM GLADWELL PODCAST
I loved being a guest on Malcolm Gladwell's "Broken Record" podcast, produced by Rick Rubin, and released on March 26th. We talked about Rifles & Rosary Beads, and the journey of songwriting with Veterans.
"In his years as a journalist, Malcolm Gladwell has a reputation for his ability to draw disparate information into a single point." - Vanity Fair, 3/14/19
"War After The War" - Named Best Song of 2018 by Malcolm Gladwell, NPR
April 5th: Nashville, TN
The Grand Ole Opry
April 13th: Tampa, FL*
The Attic at Rock Brothers
April 14th: Silverhill, AL*
Frog Pond at Blue Moon Farm
April 25th: Columbia, MO*
Eastlake Concert Series: SOLD OUT
April 27th: Tulsa, OK*
Woody Guthrie Center
April 28th: Kansas City, MO*
Knuckleheads Saloon
*with Jaimee Harris
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"You'll be hard-pressed to hear a more powerfully moving work than
Rifles & Rosary Beads - this year, or any other."
-LA TIMES
