I'm hitting up Goodwood brewing company from 8:00-10:30 P.M. This is a free show, so come out, have a brew and join me for some tunes!

The Houston Donation show is from 1:00pm-7:00pm, and I will be playing the radio show portion from 8:00-9:00p.m.

I am releasing my debut CD "Adequate Choice" into the world on January 14th. Special guest Aaron O'rourke will enhance my tunes with ducimer and mandolin, and Sydney Sleadd will sing harmonies, and share some of her original music during the 2nd half of the concert. There is a $10 suggested donation. Everyone is welcome.

I will be a guest with CJ Cumberland on his show, Cumberland Country on Crescent Hill Radio WCHQ 100.9 FM, Thursday, January 12th at 6:30 PM to promote my new album.

I'll be live on the air with Gavin Caster on January 9th to promote my debut album, "Adequate Choice"

I'll be joining Jim Needler at his Conspiracy and Guitar Pull Sunday, April 17th. The show starts at 6. Donations appreciated.

I was a guest on the radio show Cumberland Country with host CJ Cumblerland. Listen to the full interview at www.crescenthillradio.com.

A rare night when I get to share the stage with Nikki Moddelmogg! A great singer songwriter from Wichita, KS, and an old friend! Stay tuned for more info.

Admission: $5 for Monticello Opera House members, $7 general admission

$20 for appetizers & show / $18 for appetizers & show for members Catering by Carrie Ann & Co. RSVP - ticket pre-order purchase required for food

Maintaining an historic building of this vintage is an expensive mission, and the Monticello Opera House depends on the generosity of many patrons to keep this institution alive, well, and vibrant. On Thursday, Nov. 13, they will present a musical show including many well-known local singer-songwriters to raise funds to benefit the ongoing preservation of this great landmark. On the bill are the following performers: Cliff Miller, Mimi Hearn, Ric Edmiston, George Gray, Frank Lindamood, Ron Patrick, Libby Allen, Craig Hardin, Kenny Munds, Bill Petersen, Carrie Cooley, and the Hot Tamale duo.

The producers hope a large number of people will come out to help keep the Monticello Opera House alive, and enjoy a wonderful evening of original acoustic music penned by some of the best talent in the region.
There will be a cash bar, and appetizers will be available.