 Photo by Pete A. Holland - bonfire at Pete's |  Photo by Pat Kearns - Landers sunset 11/29/2017 |
Well, 2017, it's been quite a year already. Toured the east coast twice. Toured the Southwest with Susan for the first time ever. Played lots of places in the Pacific Northwest and I started playing shows around my new hometown in the Mojave Desert, Landers USA. I met tons of great folks and made a bunch of new friends that seem like they're the lifelong type. I mixed and mastered some records in my off-grid, solar powered cabin. And I started two new records out in the desert this November with Portland, Oregon's The Reverberations and Oakland, California's Analisa Six.
As we close this spin around the sun out once again, I'm excited to announce I have two shows before the end of the year up here in the high desert. I'll be sharing the Beatnik Lounge stage in Joshua Tree on December 10 with Fire Bug and my friend, John Hardy for Rag's Songwriter in the Round series. Fire Bug come with a fine pedigree and plenty of rock and roll....I'm looking forward to seeing them in this set up. And John Hardy is a seasoned club man like myself and a collector of great songs. We all be sharing songs and I don't think you're gonna want to miss it.
On December 28, I'm humbled to get the chance to play Pappy and Harriet's supporting 29 Palms own The Adobe Collective. And to make it even better, Tim and Faith Chinnock of the Adobe Collective will be backing me up on drums and vocals/keys with my beautiful wife holding down the bass. A few folks have told me they have already made reservations for a table with Pappy's for that night.....that's a really good idea and I recommend you do it too.
As we close this spin around the sun out once again, I'm excited to announce I have two shows before the end of the year up here in the high desert. I'll be sharing the Beatnik Lounge stage in Joshua Tree on December 10 with Fire Bug and my friend, John Hardy for Rag's Songwriter in the Round series. Fire Bug come with a fine pedigree and plenty of rock and roll....I'm looking forward to seeing them in this set up. And John Hardy is a seasoned club man like myself and a collector of great songs. We all be sharing songs and I don't think you're gonna want to miss it.
On December 28, I'm humbled to get the chance to play Pappy and Harriet's supporting 29 Palms own The Adobe Collective. And to make it even better, Tim and Faith Chinnock of the Adobe Collective will be backing me up on drums and vocals/keys with my beautiful wife holding down the bass. A few folks have told me they have already made reservations for a table with Pappy's for that night.....that's a really good idea and I recommend you do it too.
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