Press:

The Twangtown Paramours will find that this, their first full band offering, takes them into the upper echelons of blues and Americana bands reaching ever larger audiences, because this collection of songs is simply too good not to be heard by as many fans of grown-up music and of composition as it can reach. A wonderful album
— Blues Mattters Magazine UK Feb/March 2022
While those first two acoustic records made it to #11 and #2 on the folk charts and received good reviews, my gut says THIS is the album that can get The Twangtown Paramours noticed by the world at large. The songs are thoughtful, well written and the production is faultless.
— Rock Doctor Canada January 2022
The Twangtown Paramours hit a grand slam with Double Down on a Bad Thing. Good stuff!
— Metronome Magazine January 18, 2022
With the stellar resumes of all the cats involved in this date, it’s almost a busman’s holiday kind of set. At the core, two white cats with the blues have the right feel, and while you can tell nobody here ever picked cotton, the spirit moves them. The perfect addition to your after hours listening queue.
— Chris Spector Midwest Record January 17, 2022
Lead singer MaryBeth Zamer is a vocal force of nature – one of the most expressive vocalists I have heard in some time.
— Music News Nashville
Lewis’s songs acknowledge the difficulties confronting lovers in close quarters, emotionally and otherwise, whereas Ms. Zamer’s smart, nuanced vocals – clear, plaintive, resonant - honor the complexity (and duality) inherent in her husband’s lyrics.
— Deep Roots Magazine
The Twangtown Paramours Double Down on a Bad Thing - a great listen for pop tinged blues with plenty of variation and originality.
— Blues Doodles CD Reviews February, 2022
I sat listening and lamenting not getting to this CD sooner – it’s really good. I like everything about it, from the packaging to the superb production and musicianship. I would hate to be the person charged with the responsibility of choosing which song to work as the single from this project.
— No Depression, 2012
The Twangtown Paramours bring a blend of thought provoking lyrics with angelic vocals combined with well-accomplished musicians. What more could you ask for?
— Dennis Double, Writer’s Block, WDVX-FM, Knoxville, TN
Great new songs, some touching, some just plain fun. These Paramours get better with every new release
— Gene Shay, WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, 2012
There isn’t a bad song on here and it’s really quite clear that the Paramours are made of some seriously talented stuff; just getting better and better with each record they finely craft
— Maverick Magazine, 2012
These are professional musicians, with the dexterity and variety you’d expect from people with backgrounds like theirs
— John McLaughlin, Roots & Wings, WMUC
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Video:

Career Highlights:

 
  • “Anyone But You” came in at #2 on the Folk DJ charts in February of 2022

  • In January of 2022, DOUBLE DONW ON A BAD THING went to #11 on the UK Indie Blues chart and to #18 on the U.S. RMR Contemporary Blues chart

  • “Stars Without A Heaven" went to #2 on the Folk DJ charts in January of 2021 and is being played in a number of holocaust museums, including Yad Vashem in Israel

  • "Widow of the Mountain” was recorded by legendary producer, Bil VornDick for the Price Sisters on Rebel Records in 2017. It went to #15 on the Bluegrass charts

  • Performed at the commemoration in 2017 in NYC of the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory fire

  • Finalists for Kerrville New Folk competition in Kerrville, TX in 2011, 2013, and 2016

  • Winners of the 2012 Wildflower's Contest in Richardson, TX

  • Opened for Joe Ely, Claire Lynch, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, amongst others

  • Second album, The Promise of Friday Night reached # 2 on the Folk DJ Chart and #150 on the Americana Charts

  • John Platt of WFUV in New York City and Lilli Kuzma of WDCB in Chicago included The Promise of Friday Night on their top 10 lists for year in 2012

  • The Promise of Friday Night clocked in at #7 for the year on Deep Roots Magazine's top 50 album list for 2012

  • Mike frequently plays upright bass for Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • Mike is signed to UMPG Korea for Publishing Admin

  • MaryBeth sang background vocals for the late Eva Cassidy

  • Mike’s #1 million-selling pop ballad from years ago was recorded by an artist in Korea last summer and is the theme song for a TV show there (“Young Love” '“Ai Song I Eui Sa Rang” “애송이의 사랑”)


Contact:

US Publicity:
Mark Pucci | Mark Pucci Media
mark@markpuccimedia.com


US Radio:

Americana/AAA
Jeff Appleton| Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com

Blues
Todd Glazer | Todd Glazer Promotions
toddg@gci.net

Folk
Kari Estrin| Kari Estrin Consulting
Kari@kariestrin.com

UK Radio and Publicity:
James Soars | James H. Soars Media Services
james@jameshsoars.com

All other inquiries
twangtownparamours@gmail.com

Touring Highlights:

The duo has performed at: World Cafe Live in Philadelphia; The Stephen Talkhouse, Caffe Lena, and the Towne Crier in New York; The Bitter End in NYC; The Hurdy Gurdy, Outpost in the Burbs, and Music at the Mission in NJ; Moonlight on the Mountain in Birmingham; Charles & Myrtles in Chattanooga'; the Midpoint Festival in Cincinnati; The Blue Plate Special in Knoxville; headlined at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville'; Athfest in Athens, GA; Uncommon Ground and Two Way Street Coffee House in Chicago; the Rev Room in Little Rock, AR; and the Rooster’s Wife in Aberdeen, NC.

 

Press:

The Twangtown Paramours will find that this, their first full band offering, takes them into the upper echelons of blues and Americana bands reaching ever larger audiences, because this collection of songs is simply too good not to be heard by as many fans of grown-up music and of composition as it can reach. A wonderful album
— Blues Mattters Magazine UK Feb/March 2022
While those first two acoustic records made it to #11 and #2 on the folk charts and received good reviews, my gut says THIS is the album that can get The Twangtown Paramours noticed by the world at large. The songs are thoughtful, well written and the production is faultless.
— Rock Doctor Canada January 2022
The Twangtown Paramours hit a grand slam with Double Down on a Bad Thing. Good stuff!
— Metronome Magazine January 18, 2022
With the stellar resumes of all the cats involved in this date, it’s almost a busman’s holiday kind of set. At the core, two white cats with the blues have the right feel, and while you can tell nobody here ever picked cotton, the spirit moves them. The perfect addition to your after hours listening queue.
— Chris Spector Midwest Record January 17, 2022
Lead singer MaryBeth Zamer is a vocal force of nature – one of the most expressive vocalists I have heard in some time.
— Music News Nashville
Lewis’s songs acknowledge the difficulties confronting lovers in close quarters, emotionally and otherwise, whereas Ms. Zamer’s smart, nuanced vocals – clear, plaintive, resonant - honor the complexity (and duality) inherent in her husband’s lyrics.
— Deep Roots Magazine
The Twangtown Paramours Double Down on a Bad Thing - a great listen for pop tinged blues with plenty of variation and originality.
— Blues Doodles CD Reviews February, 2022
I sat listening and lamenting not getting to this CD sooner – it’s really good. I like everything about it, from the packaging to the superb production and musicianship. I would hate to be the person charged with the responsibility of choosing which song to work as the single from this project.
— No Depression, 2012
The Twangtown Paramours bring a blend of thought provoking lyrics with angelic vocals combined with well-accomplished musicians. What more could you ask for?
— Dennis Double, Writer’s Block, WDVX-FM, Knoxville, TN
Great new songs, some touching, some just plain fun. These Paramours get better with every new release
— Gene Shay, WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, 2012
There isn’t a bad song on here and it’s really quite clear that the Paramours are made of some seriously talented stuff; just getting better and better with each record they finely craft
— Maverick Magazine, 2012
These are professional musicians, with the dexterity and variety you’d expect from people with backgrounds like theirs
— John McLaughlin, Roots & Wings, WMUC

Video:

Career Highlights:

 
  • "Stars Without A Heaven" went to #2 on the Folk DJ charts in January of 2021 and is being played in a number of holocaust museums, including Yad Vashem in Israel

  • "Widow of the Mountain” was recorded by legendary producer, Bil VornDick for the Price Sisters on Rebel Records in 2017. It went to #15 on the Bluegrass charts

  • Performed at the commemoration in 2017 in NYC of the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory fire

  • Finalists for Kerrville New Folk competition in Kerrville, TX in 2011, 2013, and 2016

  • Winners of the 2012 Wildflower's Contest in Richardson, TX

  • Opened for Joe Ely, Claire Lynch, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, amongst others

  • Second album, The Promise of Friday Night reached # 2 on the Folk DJ Chart and #150 on the Americana Charts

  • John Platt of WFUV in New York City and Lilli Kuzma of WDCB in Chicago included The Promise of Friday Night on their top 10 lists for year in 2012

  • The Promise of Friday Night clocked in at #7 for the year on Deep Roots Magazine's top 50 album list for 2012

  • Mike frequently plays upright bass for Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • Mike is signed to UMPG Korea for Publishing Admin

  • MaryBeth sang background vocals for the late Eva Cassidy

  • Mike’s #1 million-selling pop ballad from years ago was recorded by an artist in Korea last summer and is the theme song for a TV show there (“Young Love” '“Ai Song I Eui Sa Rang” “애송이의 사랑”)


Contact:

US Publicity:
Mark Pucci | Mark Pucci Media
mark@markpuccimedia.com


US Radio:

Americana/AAA
Jeff Appleton| Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com

Blues
Todd Glazer | Todd Glazer Promotions
toddg@gci.net

Folk
Kari Estrin| Kari Estrin Consulting
Kari@kariestrin.com

UK Radio and Publicity:
James Soars | James H. Soars Media Services
james@jameshsoars.com

All other inquiries
twangtownparamours@gmail.com

Touring Highlights:

The duo has performed at: World Cafe Live in Philadelphia; The Stephen Talkhouse, Caffe Lena, and the Towne Crier in New York; The Bitter End in NYC; The Hurdy Gurdy, Outpost in the Burbs, and Music at the Mission in NJ; Moonlight on the Mountain in Birmingham; Charles & Myrtles in Chattanooga'; the Midpoint Festival in Cincinnati; The Blue Plate Special in Knoxville; headlined at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville'; Athfest in Athens, GA; Uncommon Ground and Two Way Street Coffee House in Chicago; the Rev Room in Little Rock, AR; and the Rooster’s Wife in Aberdeen, NC.

 

Press:

The Twangtown Paramours will find that this, their first full band offering, takes them into the upper echelons of blues and Americana bands reaching ever larger audiences, because this collection of songs is simply too good not to be heard by as many fans of grown-up music and of composition as it can reach. A wonderful album
— Blues Mattters Magazine UK Feb/March 2022
While those first two acoustic records made it to #11 and #2 on the folk charts and received good reviews, my gut says THIS is the album that can get The Twangtown Paramours noticed by the world at large. The songs are thoughtful, well written and the production is faultless.
— Rock Doctor Canada January 2022
The Twangtown Paramours hit a grand slam with Double Down on a Bad Thing. Good stuff!
— Metronome Magazine January 18, 2022
With the stellar resumes of all the cats involved in this date, it’s almost a busman’s holiday kind of set. At the core, two white cats with the blues have the right feel, and while you can tell nobody here ever picked cotton, the spirit moves them. The perfect addition to your after hours listening queue.
— Chris Spector Midwest Record January 17, 2022
Lead singer MaryBeth Zamer is a vocal force of nature – one of the most expressive vocalists I have heard in some time.
— Music News Nashville
Lewis’s songs acknowledge the difficulties confronting lovers in close quarters, emotionally and otherwise, whereas Ms. Zamer’s smart, nuanced vocals – clear, plaintive, resonant - honor the complexity (and duality) inherent in her husband’s lyrics.
— Deep Roots Magazine
The Twangtown Paramours Double Down on a Bad Thing - a great listen for pop tinged blues with plenty of variation and originality.
— Blues Doodles CD Reviews February, 2022
I sat listening and lamenting not getting to this CD sooner – it’s really good. I like everything about it, from the packaging to the superb production and musicianship. I would hate to be the person charged with the responsibility of choosing which song to work as the single from this project.
— No Depression, 2012
The Twangtown Paramours bring a blend of thought provoking lyrics with angelic vocals combined with well-accomplished musicians. What more could you ask for?
— Dennis Double, Writer’s Block, WDVX-FM, Knoxville, TN
Great new songs, some touching, some just plain fun. These Paramours get better with every new release
— Gene Shay, WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, 2012
There isn’t a bad song on here and it’s really quite clear that the Paramours are made of some seriously talented stuff; just getting better and better with each record they finely craft
— Maverick Magazine, 2012
These are professional musicians, with the dexterity and variety you’d expect from people with backgrounds like theirs
— John McLaughlin, Roots & Wings, WMUC

Video:

Career Highlights:

 
  • DOUBLE DOWN ON A BAD THING was #11 on the UK Blues chart in January of 2021 and #18 on the U.S. RMR Contemporary Blues chart

  • “Anyone But You” was #2 on the Folk DJ charts in February of 2022

  • "Stars Without A Heaven" went to #2 on the Folk DJ charts in January of 2021 and is being played in a number of holocaust museums, including Yad Vashem in Israel

  • "Widow of the Mountain” was recorded by legendary producer, Bil VornDick for the Price Sisters on Rebel Records in 2017. It went to #15 on the Bluegrass charts

  • Performed at the commemoration in 2017 in NYC of the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory fire

  • Finalists for Kerrville New Folk competition in Kerrville, TX in 2011, 2013, and 2016

  • Winners of the 2012 Wildflower's Contest in Richardson, TX

  • Opened for Joe Ely, Claire Lynch, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, amongst others

  • Second album, The Promise of Friday Night reached # 2 on the Folk DJ Chart and #150 on the Americana Charts

  • John Platt of WFUV in New York City and Lilli Kuzma of WDCB in Chicago included The Promise of Friday Night on their top 10 lists for year in 2012

  • The Promise of Friday Night clocked in at #7 for the year on Deep Roots Magazine's top 50 album list for 2012

  • Mike frequently plays upright bass for Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • Mike is signed to UMPG Korea for Publishing Admin

  • MaryBeth sang background vocals for the late Eva Cassidy

  • Mike’s #1 million-selling pop ballad from years ago was recorded by an artist in Korea last summer and is the theme song for a TV show there (“Young Love” '“Ai Song I Eui Sa Rang” “애송이의 사랑”)


Contact:

US Publicity:
Mark Pucci | Mark Pucci Media
mark@markpuccimedia.com


US Radio:

Americana/AAA
Jeff Appleton| Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com

Blues
Todd Glazer | Todd Glazer Promotions
toddg@gci.net

Folk
Kari Estrin| Kari Estrin Consulting
Kari@kariestrin.com

UK Radio and Publicity:
James Soars | James H. Soars Media Services
james@jameshsoars.com

All other inquiries
twangtownparamours@gmail.com

Touring Highlights:

The duo has performed at: World Cafe Live in Philadelphia; The Stephen Talkhouse, Caffe Lena, and the Towne Crier in New York; The Bitter End in NYC; The Hurdy Gurdy, Outpost in the Burbs, and Music at the Mission in NJ; Moonlight on the Mountain in Birmingham; Charles & Myrtles in Chattanooga'; the Midpoint Festival in Cincinnati; The Blue Plate Special in Knoxville; headlined at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville'; Athfest in Athens, GA; Uncommon Ground and Two Way Street Coffee House in Chicago; the Rev Room in Little Rock, AR; and the Rooster’s Wife in Aberdeen, NC.

 

Press:

The Twangtown Paramours will find that this, their first full band offering, takes them into the upper echelons of blues and Americana bands reaching ever larger audiences, because this collection of songs is simply too good not to be heard by as many fans of grown-up music and of composition as it can reach. A wonderful album
— Blues Mattters Magazine UK Feb/March 2022
While those first two acoustic records made it to #11 and #2 on the folk charts and received good reviews, my gut says THIS is the album that can get The Twangtown Paramours noticed by the world at large. The songs are thoughtful, well written and the production is faultless.
— Rock Doctor Canada January 2022
The Twangtown Paramours hit a grand slam with Double Down on a Bad Thing. Good stuff!
— Metronome Magazine January 18, 2022
With the stellar resumes of all the cats involved in this date, it’s almost a busman’s holiday kind of set. At the core, two white cats with the blues have the right feel, and while you can tell nobody here ever picked cotton, the spirit moves them. The perfect addition to your after hours listening queue.
— Chris Spector Midwest Record January 17, 2022
Lead singer MaryBeth Zamer is a vocal force of nature – one of the most expressive vocalists I have heard in some time.
— Music News Nashville
Lewis’s songs acknowledge the difficulties confronting lovers in close quarters, emotionally and otherwise, whereas Ms. Zamer’s smart, nuanced vocals – clear, plaintive, resonant - honor the complexity (and duality) inherent in her husband’s lyrics.
— Deep Roots Magazine
The Twangtown Paramours Double Down on a Bad Thing - a great listen for pop tinged blues with plenty of variation and originality.
— Blues Doodles CD Reviews February, 2022
I sat listening and lamenting not getting to this CD sooner – it’s really good. I like everything about it, from the packaging to the superb production and musicianship. I would hate to be the person charged with the responsibility of choosing which song to work as the single from this project.
— No Depression, 2012
The Twangtown Paramours bring a blend of thought provoking lyrics with angelic vocals combined with well-accomplished musicians. What more could you ask for?
— Dennis Double, Writer’s Block, WDVX-FM, Knoxville, TN
Great new songs, some touching, some just plain fun. These Paramours get better with every new release
— Gene Shay, WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, 2012
There isn’t a bad song on here and it’s really quite clear that the Paramours are made of some seriously talented stuff; just getting better and better with each record they finely craft
— Maverick Magazine, 2012
These are professional musicians, with the dexterity and variety you’d expect from people with backgrounds like theirs
— John McLaughlin, Roots & Wings, WMUC

Video:

Career Highlights:

 
  • "Stars Without A Heaven" went to #2 on the Folk DJ charts in January of 2021 and is being played in a number of holocaust museums, including Yad Vashem in Israel

  • "Widow of the Mountain” was recorded by legendary producer, Bil VornDick for the Price Sisters on Rebel Records in 2017. It went to #15 on the Bluegrass charts

  • Performed at the commemoration in 2017 in NYC of the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory fire

  • Finalists for Kerrville New Folk competition in Kerrville, TX in 2011, 2013, and 2016

  • Winners of the 2012 Wildflower's Contest in Richardson, TX

  • Opened for Joe Ely, Claire Lynch, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, amongst others

  • Second album, The Promise of Friday Night reached # 2 on the Folk DJ Chart and #150 on the Americana Charts

  • John Platt of WFUV in New York City and Lilli Kuzma of WDCB in Chicago included The Promise of Friday Night on their top 10 lists for year in 2012

  • The Promise of Friday Night clocked in at #7 for the year on Deep Roots Magazine's top 50 album list for 2012

  • Mike frequently plays upright bass for Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • Mike is signed to UMPG Korea for Publishing Admin

  • MaryBeth sang background vocals for the late Eva Cassidy

  • Mike’s #1 million-selling pop ballad from years ago was recorded by an artist in Korea last summer and is the theme song for a TV show there (“Young Love” '“Ai Song I Eui Sa Rang” “애송이의 사랑”)


Contact:

US Publicity:
Mark Pucci | Mark Pucci Media
mark@markpuccimedia.com


US Radio:

Americana/AAA
Jeff Appleton| Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com

Blues
Todd Glazer | Todd Glazer Promotions
toddg@gci.net

Folk
Kari Estrin| Kari Estrin Consulting
Kari@kariestrin.com

UK Radio and Publicity:
James Soars | James H. Soars Media Services
james@jameshsoars.com

All other inquiries
twangtownparamours@gmail.com

Touring Highlights:

The duo has performed at: World Cafe Live in Philadelphia; The Stephen Talkhouse, Caffe Lena, and the Towne Crier in New York; The Bitter End in NYC; The Hurdy Gurdy, Outpost in the Burbs, and Music at the Mission in NJ; Moonlight on the Mountain in Birmingham; Charles & Myrtles in Chattanooga'; the Midpoint Festival in Cincinnati; The Blue Plate Special in Knoxville; headlined at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville'; Athfest in Athens, GA; Uncommon Ground and Two Way Street Coffee House in Chicago; the Rev Room in Little Rock, AR; and the Rooster’s Wife in Aberdeen, NC.

 

Press:

The Twangtown Paramours hit a grand slam with Double Down on a Bad Thing. Good stuff!
— Metronome Magazine January 18, 2022
With the stellar resumes of all the cats involved in this date, it’s almost a busman’s holiday kind of set. At the core, two white cats with the blues have the right feel, and while you can tell nobody here ever picked cotton, the spirit moves them. The perfect addition to your after hours listening queue
— Chris Spector, Midwest Record
Lead singer MaryBeth Zamer is a vocal force of nature – one of the most expressive vocalists I have heard in some time.
— Music News Nashville
Lewis’s songs acknowledge the difficulties confronting lovers in close quarters, emotionally and otherwise, whereas Ms. Zamer’s smart, nuanced vocals – clear, plaintive, resonant - honor the complexity (and duality) inherent in her husband’s lyrics.
— Deep Roots Magazine
I sat listening and lamenting not getting to this CD sooner – it’s really good. I like everything about it, from the packaging to the superb production and musicianship. I would hate to be the person charged with the responsibility of choosing which song to work as the single from this project.
— No Depression, 2012
The Twangtown Paramours bring a blend of thought provoking lyrics with angelic vocals combined with well-accomplished musicians. What more could you ask for?
— Dennis Double, Writer’s Block, WDVX-FM, Knoxville, TN
Great new songs, some touching, some just plain fun. These Paramours get better with every new release
— Gene Shay, WXPN, Philadelphia, PA, 2012
There isn’t a bad song on here and it’s really quite clear that the Paramours are made of some seriously talented stuff; just getting better and better with each record they finely craft
— Maverick Magazine, 2012
These are professional musicians, with the dexterity and variety you’d expect from people with backgrounds like theirs
— John McLaughlin, Roots & Wings, WMUC

Video:

Career Highlights:

 
  • "Stars Without A Heaven" went to #2 on the Folk DJ charts in January of 2021 and is being played in a number of holocaust museums, including Yad Vashem in Israel

  • "Widow of the Mountain” was recorded by legendary producer, Bil VornDick for the Price Sisters on Rebel Records in 2017. It went to #15 on the Bluegrass charts

  • Performed at the commemoration in 2017 in NYC of the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory fire

  • Finalists for Kerrville New Folk competition in Kerrville, TX in 2011, 2013, and 2016

  • Winners of the 2012 Wildflower's Contest in Richardson, TX

  • Opened for Joe Ely, Claire Lynch, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, amongst others

  • Second album, The Promise of Friday Night reached # 2 on the Folk DJ Chart and #150 on the Americana Charts

  • John Platt of WFUV in New York City and Lilli Kuzma of WDCB in Chicago included The Promise of Friday Night on their top 10 lists for year in 2012

  • The Promise of Friday Night clocked in at #7 for the year on Deep Roots Magazine's top 50 album list for 2012

  • Mike frequently plays upright bass for Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • Mike is signed to UMPG Korea for Publishing Admin

  • MaryBeth sang background vocals for the late Eva Cassidy

  • Mike’s #1 million-selling pop ballad from years ago was recorded by an artist in Korea last summer and is the theme song for a TV show there (“Young Love” '“Ai Song I Eui Sa Rang” “애송이의 사랑”)


Contact:

US Publicity:
Mark Pucci | Mark Pucci Media
mark@markpuccimedia.com


US Radio:

Americana/AAA
Jeff Appleton| Marathon Entertainment
jeff@marathonentertainment.com

Blues
Todd Glazer | Todd Glazer Promotions
toddg@gci.net

Folk
Kari Estrin| Kari Estrin Consulting
Kari@kariestrin.com

UK Radio and Publicity:
James Soars | James H. Soars Media Services
james@jameshsoars.com

All other inquiries
twangtownparamours@gmail.com

Touring Highlights:

The duo has performed at: World Cafe Live in Philadelphia; The Stephen Talkhouse, Caffe Lena, and the Towne Crier in New York; The Bitter End in NYC; The Hurdy Gurdy, Outpost in the Burbs, and Music at the Mission in NJ; Moonlight on the Mountain in Birmingham; Charles & Myrtles in Chattanooga'; the Midpoint Festival in Cincinnati; The Blue Plate Special in Knoxville; headlined at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville'; Athfest in Athens, GA; Uncommon Ground and Two Way Street Coffee House in Chicago; the Rev Room in Little Rock, AR; and the Rooster’s Wife in Aberdeen, NC.