w/ Wheatus, MC Lars and Math the Band
Note: On some dates, the ticket link is not yet available. Google my face, find me on the street the day of the show and I’ll tell you where to go.

Saturday, 12th May
The Parish
HUDDERSFIELD

Sunday, 13th May
University
PLYMOUTH

Wednesday, 16th May
Arc
STOCKTON

Monday, 14th May
Fruit
HULL
Tickets

Saturday, 19th May
The Crauford Arms
MILTON KEYNES
Tickets

Monday, 21st May
The Other Room
BIRMINGHAM
Tickets

Tuesday, 22nd May
The Frog And Fiddle
CHELTENHAM
Tickets

Wednesday, 23rd May
Esquires
BEDFORD
Tickets

Thursday, 24th May
Relentless Garage
LONDON
Tickets

Saturday, 26th May
The Arena 1
TELFORD

Monday, 28th May
The Classic Grand
GLASGOW
Tickets

Tuesday, 29th May
The Tunnels
ABERDEEN
Tickets

Wednesday, 30th May
Sound Control
MANCHESTER
Tickets

Thursday, 31st May
Eric’s Club
LIVERPOOL
Tickets

Friday, 1st June
The Grand At Clitheroe
CLITHEROE
Tickets

Saturday, 2nd June
MECA
SWINDON
Tickets

Tuesday, 5th June
Sub 89
READING
Tickets

Wednesday, 6th June
LaserHub
CRAWLEY

Thursday, 7th June
Muni Arts Centre
PONTYPRIDD
Tickets

Friday, 8th June
The Talking Heads
SOUTHAMPTON
Tickets

Sunday, 10th June
University of Surrey Students Union (The Living Room, Rubix)
GUILDFORD
Tickets

Aerial: Una Mimnagh, Kristine Petrucione, Tyler V. Shaquiri, Jason Meijas and Sarah Brodsky.
Dance: Angela Harriel’s Love Show Dancers
Music: Katie Mullins
Video Stylings: B.A. Miale (BAMiAM.tv)
Rock and Roll: .357 Lover
9pm, $10

Big Sky Works
29 Wythe Ave @ N 14th St.
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Facebook invite

Saturday, April 28
Hamilton, NY
The Barge Canal
37 Lebanon St.
8pm
Free
All ages
Thanks to Colgate University for setting this up.

Played “Die Roboter” at Littlefield last night. WNYC is playing a snippet today at 2pm.
Soundcheck link.
Rolling Stone mention.

Breakthru Radio’s Peter Fontana is playing .357 Lover. http://bit.ly/HhnLIs

Tuesday, April 10
BROOKLYN
Littlefield
Kraftwerk Covers by People Other Than Kraftwerk
info:
http://www.littlefieldnyc.com/event/103639/

Thursday, April 12
NYC
Playing songs with Nick Offerman
UCB EAST
Info link

Friday, April 13
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
w/ Nick Offerman
Tickets
Playing some Corn Mo songs and then sitting in with this guy:

Update: This show is for students and friends of students. Register for classes now or friend a student. Or dress as Thorton Melon.

Full Corn Mo set.

Wednesday, April 4
NYC
Le Poussin Rouge
158 Bleecker St.
ADMISSION: $15 advance/$20 at the door
doors 6:30pm, school 7pm
https://secure.gigmaven.com/events/7922/orders/new
Benjamin Ickies, Dr. William Schimmel and Corn Mo
with special appearance by John Presnell
facebook link: http://www.facebook.com/events/262097340545260/

More have been added. If you don’t live in the UK, then you have another good reason for a vacation. Come for the sandwiches, stay for the show.
http://bit.ly/WheatusUKTourTIX

One of my favorite books is Paul Collins’ Banvard’s Folly: Thirteen Tales of People Who Didn’t Change the World. This song is based on his story about Delia Bacon.  I recommend the book.

http://cornmo.bandcamp.com/track/dont-worry-delia

I found these recordings of .357 Lover last week. So, I posted them. They’re rough recordings. Enjoy.

with Circus Una.

and Amy Miles.

I will be guesting on Andrew Andrew Sound Sound today at 10am EST.
http://www.eastvillageradio.com/
http://www.andrewandrew.com
It’s nice to enjoy the company of your Doppelgänger.

I got hooked on this guy’s videos sometime last year. Just found out he passed away this month. It’s inspiring that he was banging out videos up until his death.
Here’s his channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/zonaromega
Here’s a video:

Playing with heroes on
Friday, February 17
BALTIMORE
RAMSHEAD LIVE
8pm
14 and up
Tickets and info

photo by Eric Ottinger

I did a cover of Franz Schubert’s “Gute Nacht” from the Winterreise song cycle.
Free download: http://cornmo.bandcamp.com/track/gute-nacht

The show has been archived. You can watch it here:

This is still being workshopped. There may be more readings with updated songs and scripts before the full production.

A staged reading of a new musical being developed by the Huntington Theater, about the legendary mountain man and bear tamer Grizzly Adams, tracing his path to stardom from a dirty basement in San Francisco to the streets of the Lower East Side, where he found near-gainful employment with PT Barnum before dying from head injuries sustained in service to his art.

Ticket link: http://www.joespub.com/component/option,com_shows/task,view/Itemid,40/id,5927