Coming Up!
Friday, September 11: Anonymous Coffeehouse, Lebanon, NH >>
Saturday, September 19 @ 7:30 pm: Open Book Coffeehouse (500 Pleasant Street), Canton MA >>
Friday, October 2: 3rd Street Coffeehouse, Roanoake, VA >>
Sunday, October 4: PEO Benefit (open to the public), Gaithersburg, MD >>
Thursday, October 8: Studio 901 House Concerts, Lawrence, Kansas >>
Friday, October 9: Labyrinth House Concerts, Kansas City, MO >>
Saturday, October 10: PEO House Concert, Kansas City, KS (email me!) >>
Sunday, October 11: House Concert, Centralia, MO (email me!) >>
Saturday, November 7: Music on Centre with Phil Henry, West Roxbury, MA >>
Saturday, November 21: Serenity Ledge House Concerts, Winter Harbor, ME >>

Previous shows:
Club Passim (sold-out album release show) • Godfrey Daniels (PA) • Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Mainstage (Goshen, CT) • Wildflower Arts and Music Festival (TX) • Rockwood Music Hall, NYC • Me & Thee Music • Stone Soup Coffeehouse • Old Sloop Presents • The Parlor Room, Northampton • Crossroads Music Series, Andover • NERFA Folk DJ Showcase (John Platt selection) • Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artists Showcase (Goshen, CT) • Songwriter Serenade Competition (Schulenberg, TX) • Folk Project New Jersey’s Troubador Music Series • Anonymous Coffeehouse (Lebanon, NH) • Moore Music House Concerts (Rockville, MD) • Got Music House Concerts (Newtown, PA) • Whale Cove House Concerts • Earp’s Ordinary (Fairfax, VA) • Music My Mother Would Not Like • The Burren (Somerville) • Linden Tree Coffeehouse (Wakefield) • Stage 33 (Bellows Falls, VT) • Music Hall Lounge (Portsmouth NH) • Soule Homestead • Vanilla Bean Cafe (Pomfret, CT) • Live at Hale (Westwood) • W Art Gallery Wayland (opening for Shanna in a Dress) • One Broadway Collaborative (Lawrence) • Somerville Songwriter Sessions at the Armory • FiveSparks Community Arts Collaborative (Harvard) • FAR-West “New Voices” • Rose Garden Coffeehouse • Folkus-NYC • Robbins Library (Arlington) • Not Just Another Coffeehouse (Sharon)
A word about house concerts:
I love them. They are awesome. What could be better than gathering a bunch of music-loving folks in a room and sharing an evening of storytelling and songs? If you host house concerts and are interested in booking me, let's chat! If you've never hosted a house concert before and want to know more, let's chat! The simplest explanation is that it's a small concert in a private space, like a home, or a backyard, with usually ten or more people. You can keep the invite list private or you can open it up on a limited basis. Usually there's a suggested donation of $15 or $20 per guest, and the the money goes to the performer(s). Sometimes the hosts provide snacks and beverages, but that's completely up to you. You don't need a big house and you don't need a fancy house - all you need is a space where people can come together and enjoy the music.