A couple months ago, Alan and I went up to Clemson to play some songs on the radio. That set was broadcast live, on the radio and campus tv. Now, you can watch the whole thing.
I’m interested to hear which ones you like most. Let us know.
Big thanks to Jordan and Chris (they’re in a band we like, too) and the rest of the crew at WSBF and CTV.
Nick, i.e. Mr. Jenkins, has long been an inspiration to me as an artist. check out his video for “Sleep” by Myles Walsh. Mr. Jenkins is our labelmate on Hearts and Plugs.
seriously, I am always so impressed with this guy.
And if you haven’t done so yet, please do your mom a favor and go buy one of these albums. Or just get “The Orionids” for free… and still buy something else.
Columbia, here’s your chance to see what Germany and Poland are talking about. Special solo performance by Mike Mewborne of The Lovely Few featuring songs from each album. Stick around to see Ghosts of the Kodiak. Wednesday night, May 9, New Brookland Tavern.
There was a flying shark, guys.
And we are loving the press. Thanks for the love!
If you haven’t heard and subsequently downloaded our latest release “The Orionids” for FREE, then you should.
I am no longer playing acoustic. #stillsolothough #hansolo
I’ve seen some great ones on Twitter. If you have more, please post them below.
NOTE: this is for April 28 at The Hippodrome in Charleston, SC.
Last night was interesting. We played with Steven Fiore and his band at The Hippodrome in Charleston, SC. It was a most notable experience…
If not, this weekend in Charleston would be a great first! First off, we have a solid 45 minutes or so of music planned, so you should hear a good array of stuff (though, admittedly, mostly new). Second, we’re opening for our good friend Steven Fiore, who is performing with a full band. This is a rare treat. Finally, we’ll be in Charleston’s Hippodrome, formerly home to IMAX theater, so I hear. There’s a bar there, and a great theater in which to listen.
So come on out. Doors open at 8, music at 8:30. I hear there’s a little reception to follow.
and they are nearly all French.
A small noise from Columbia, SC. 
