The last leg of the tour was in Raleigh, NC at a cool venue called The Pour House. Clever name, huh? The Pour House is in downtown Raleigh which I would describe as super cool, laid back, and friendly. We started unloading our gear and noticed so many people hanging outside and chatting with one another. Not on their electronics but actually…wanting to talk with each other face to...
Read MoreIn the middle of the tour, Jim and I spent a week at a conference called The Glen. It was held at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, MA. Yes, it’s the same Mount Holyoke college where Emily Dickinson went to school for a year. (It’s crazy when history and reality collide right?! Hmm…that might be a good song title!) Jim and I had the privilege of leading worship each...
Read MoreThe next stop of the Listening Wall tour was Staunton, VA. It’s one of my favorite places now! If you haven’t been yet, you should go because it’s a wonderful place. The scenery is beautiful the people are nice, and the buildings have that old American charm to them. In the heart of downtown Staunton is Shenandoah pizza which won the Best of Virginia for their pizza in...
Read MoreWhat an amazing tour for The Listening Wall! Jim and I had a blast performing up and down the East Coast these past few weeks. Now that I have a chance to write, I would love to recap the tour for you. With lots of pictures of course! : ) After kissing our spouses goodbye, our first stop was Asheville’s One Stop Deli. I was grateful our first show was in Asheville because it’s a...
Read MoreTour preparation is in full swing and Kathryn and I are looking forward to getting out there and seeing old friends and meeting new ones. We will be joined by Jeff Gregory and friends, on June 5th in Columbia, SC at The New Brookland Tavern and by Pete Stallings and some of the folks from Lost Indian at Shenandoah Pizza in Staunton, VA on the 6th. Going to be a swell time with some good...
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