Happy Independence Day! I’ll be playing tonight and Friday night at Flipnotics at 9 PM.
Flips is celebrating today with $2 Fireman’s #4 for your drinking pleasure.
On tonight’s bill:
6 PM Booze and Cupcakes
8 PM Keith Rae
9 PM Eric Beverly
10 PM Princeton Runaway
On Friday’s bill:
7 PM Wild Bill & The Lost Knobs
9 PM Eric Beverly
10 PM Aaron Tinjum & The Tangents
Please join me and the band for a rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza Thursday, June 28 at 219 West. The show is FREE. Happy hour specials run until 9:00.
8:30 — Eric Beverly and the Sunday Best
10:00 — Les RAV
Logistics:
Facebook Event Page
219 West is located at 612 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78701 (Map Link).
We are honored to represent the House of Songs. Les RAV will represent Dart Music International.
The House of Songs invites talented musicians from various countries to collaborate, and then helps them share their work with audiences around the world.
Dart Music International introduces people in our part of the world to the modern face of people and cultures from around the globe through cool indie/rock/pop music.
I played Flipnotics last night with Aaron Tinjum and Noëlle Hampton and André Moran. My set consisted primarily of material I’ve never played live before. The audience joined me in a sing along on “Ain’t Love Grand.” Hope you enjoy it. It’s also a free download.
Join us this Friday! We will be playing “Over My Head,” “Big Love,” and “Oh, Well.” For more details, visit the Fleetwood Mac Hoot Night Facebook Page. The show benefits the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM). You can find out more about HAAM here.
p.s. Ashleigh Daniel rocks. Thanks for the invitation!
This acoustic version of “The Hurting Kind” was performed on September 8, 2011, during The House of Songs Presents at Flipnotics Coffee.
Special thanks to David Holmes for recording this video.
Here’s a video of Kristian Harting and I performing our song “Butterfly And Bee” at The House of Songs. This is the first take.
I played The Western Bar in Cloudcroft, NM on Friday night.
I hit some high notes under a low ceiling.
