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This is a self portrait I made a while back in Terre Haute, Indiana. I got up around 4:30 in the morning and started fumbling around. Amy asked what I was doing and I mumbled something about art, Terre Haute… Continue Reading →

I woke up and found this photo in my messages this morning and it put a big smile on my face. I’m not the sort of person who goes around patting himself on the back, but this photo made me… Continue Reading →

I met this guy a couple years ago on Route 66 in Missouri. I was stopping to see the World’s Largest Rocking Chair. You can see it in the background of the photo. He climbed up on my shoulder and… Continue Reading →

I recently interviewed Matt Combs and he shared personal stories about his friendship with the great, John Hartford. It’s good stuff, I promise. Here’s a copy and paste from Matt’s bio. “Matt Combs is a composer, arranger, producer, author, educator,… Continue Reading →

I’m happy to report that we’ve added a screening in Portland, Oregon. It goes on sale this Friday, but you can get on the waiting list right now. I’d act fast because this one will sell out. We’ve also added… Continue Reading →

Thanks to everyone who came to the Indianapolis screening of my film, A Love Letter To Handsome John. Both screenings were sold out and I met a ton of nice folks. I wasn’t prepared to see so many people crying… Continue Reading →

Cry For Love was written by Iggy Pop and Steve Jones. I’ve always liked Iggy’s version of the song, but I hadn’t thought of it in a while. One morning, I found myself humming it around the house, so I… Continue Reading →

Photo from last night at The Madison Theater in Covington, Kentucky. It’s just across the river from Cincinnati, but don’t call it Cincinnati. Folks get upset about such things. I learned that one the hard way. Photo by Todd Fox… Continue Reading →

Tickets for the Nashville & Indianapolis screenings of A Love Letter To Handsome John go on sale this Friday. April 3: Indianapolis, IN – Kan-Kan CinemaApril 9: Nashville, TN – The Belcourt Theatre Get more information and RSVP to receive… Continue Reading →

The East Nashville music community is mourning the loss of our friend, Pete Finney. I’m not really sure where to start, so I’ll just blurt out some random memories. This photo was taken in 2016 in a historic studio on… Continue Reading →

Looking forward to hitting the road with Lucero in March. We’ll be stopping through some cities I haven’t had the chance to visit in a while. Tickets are on sale now, and you can find them on my tour page.… Continue Reading →