My last night in Nashville was an absolute blast at the Local. I sat in on “The Round” with a fellow first timer, Wesley Pace, a fellow Texan, Logan Tucker, and our illustrious host, Jeremy Edward.

Hanging out on Curt's ranch is always one of our absolutely favorite parts of making our way to the mountains. Getting to take Dude there has always been heartwarming to see how he lights up to see Melvin and Mortimore (Curt's GSP's) but I think he's mostly enjoyed the ranch because it's a place that he gets to be a dog.

After spending a great first half of the week catching up and networking with my eastern Idaho friends in preparation for my show in Iona at "Steele N Jo's" bone on Friday, we had a very near and dear detour to make... Dubois, Wy.

As dawn begins break I'm facing west from the east side of Idaho, thinking about the eventful release weekend we've had. Down Bone Rd, into Bone, ID, at the Bone Store, in anticipation of my show at Steele 'N Jo's Bone. My trusty road-dog of 11 years, Dude, lays at my feet watching as the world comes alive, intrigued yet confused as to why there aren't any bones up here for him to chew on. As Meta Jane sleeps peacefully into the morning hours, allow me to tell you about the a

I know, not a very catchy title but it's been a much more productive, and exhaustive, day than that sounds and than I am able to be creative at the moment. Allow me to tell you all about it:

This years installment of the "Rocky Mountain Run" marks my 8th year and 10th trip up this way with sole purpose of exploring and playing music. Honestly, I never imagined that I would do anything like this in the first place. As a teenager we had taken a few trips to the ski-towns of Angel Fire and Taos, NM with one, seemingly particularly long, trip to Durango, CO. For the mountain calling I do blame Durango as that trip to Mt. Purgatory felt extra special. The mountain was

Welcome! What a year this has been thus far and we are mere month past halfway through it. This has been a year full of extreme highs and lows to say the very least. To be completely honest, I'm just thankful to the good Lord above for being able to start this blog endeavor with you, as if I didn't have enough on my plate as it is.