I’ve been touring for three weeks through the southeast USA, capping it off last night in Davidson, North Carolina. I travelled through Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee to get here, ate biscuits, Jeni’s ice cream, and barbeque, hiked mountains and parks, and played all kinds of stages and living rooms.
Thanks to the kind folks who opened their homes to me, who cooked in their kitchens and told me their stories. Thanks to Jeff at Corner Music in Nashville who fixed my guitar pick-up for free when it conked out on the first night of the tour. Thanks to the presenters who took a chance on me in a new market. All my paintings sold out, so I’m looking forward to making more.

I’m writing now from Assembly Inn in Montreat, NC where I’m attending the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference for the next few days. I’m taking in the widsom of the community members, breathing in the mountain air, and playing a few showcases for the delegates. Sure is a nice way to wrap up the tour.

My southeast USA tour starts on May 2 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, then winds its way through Tennessee, and a fair stretch of North Carolina, ending in picturesque Montreat at the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance conference.

If you know anyone in that part of the USA, spread the word! I’m playing cool listening rooms and outdoor stages and house concerts and cafes.
Follow along with the full list of dates here.