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Sunday Matinee in Manhattan
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Nashville, October 5
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A covers ep
Available on the streaming platforms.
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Livestream today at 5pm edt
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Matinee Show at The Hidden Jewelbox Theater
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.357 Lover at Arlene’s Grocery
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Sunday Matinee in Manhattan
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The Love Show Jewel Box Theater
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Secret location show
Message me if you’d like to attend this ticketed event. It’s in NYC.
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tell everyone it’s may
Here is a lyric video We began recording this album back in January 2020. Then, I went on tour to the UK with Tragedy; our last show was on March 18. The next day we flew back and everything was on hold. With the urgency to finish on the backburner, I did what many people do and began procrastinating with second-guessing choices, thinking of more keyboard sounds, making sure my voice was in the best shape, adding instruments, etc. Some of those procrastinations worked – this track features my friend Louis Schwadron on French horn.
I originally recorded this as a solo piece for Martin Iles’ KUZU radio show WOODS. The .357 Lover version has an added chorus.
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Corn Mo at Rockwood
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.357 Lover at Arlene’s
Ticket Link: https://aftontickets.com/event/buyticket/el95m1px2v
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The Corn Mo Show
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Corn Mo at Rockwood Music Hall
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The Corn Mo & Love Show Holiday Show
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Holyoke, MA November 17
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The Iron Claw
My friend and former roommate David was there when the wrestler Kevin Von Erich came over to the house. When he found out there was a movie about the Von Erichs, he messaged me to see if I had reached out to their music supervisor. Of course, I did. I don’t have the proper representation but I couldn’t not make any attempt. I didn’t hear back.
David started a petition to get “Shine On, Golden Warrior” into the film. I don’t have my hopes up at all. Well, maybe a little.
The coolest thing is that I saw a lot of friends from the past sign it. It’s nice to have people root for you. It really is.
I’d be remiss if I didn’t post a link to the petition here:
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Podcast with Laughing Monkey Music
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A video
I made a video.
There was an episode of Diff’rent Strokes where Willis had a hard time making friends at school. Mr. Drummond gave him some advice. Willis took his advice but it did not work. In real life, I dared myself to try this out, but my future self always said no. Mr. Drummond was played by Conrad Bain who had a real life twin brother. In this video, he uses the ice-breaking tips for making new friends with his twin brother in order to show that it really works.
(Conrad plays his brother. (His brother’s name is Bonar.))
