Category Archives: Uncategorized

I’m very excited to announce that Nuskool will be playing its way across the U.S. as part of a busy summer, traveling to the midwest. Please check back very soon for updates on specific dates and locations.  In the meantime … Continue reading →

I know I’ve said it before, so I hope my sincerity comes through in this message. THANK YOU.  THANK YOU SO MUCH. Once again, I was floored by the overwhelming love and support of friends, family, fans, and the music … Continue reading →

As the CD release party for my new record, Tourist, draws near on April 13 at the Soiled Dove Underground, reserved seating is already sold out.  There are still some general admission tickets still available, however, so buy yours now … Continue reading →

After a significant amount of time, effort, creativity, writing, blood, sweat and tears, it’s finally finished. I’m proud and excited to announce that my second full length record, entitled “Tourist” will be released on iTunes and various other online outlets … Continue reading →

New Year’s Day has always been a favorite holiday of mine, or at least in my top two. Not because of the nostalgia, or even the parties, but because of the fresh start.  2012 was a great year, and has … Continue reading →

Hopefully you are enjoying time with friends and family this holiday season, and staying warm with loved ones.  As the year draws to a close, I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support over the past … Continue reading →

Thankfully, a lot of folks have been asking recently, “Where can I buy your album?”  While I sell physical copies at live performances, you can also download my record Sea Level by clicking RIGHT HERE.  Voted one of the best … Continue reading →

When the temperatures are falling, leaves are changing, and snow is soon to cover the landscape, great music seems to just accentuate the beauty of it all.  Venues become just a little bit more intimate as people huddle for warmth, … Continue reading →

I recently read something online about artists clinging too hard to their art, and as a result, it is never to be seen or heard by the world.  Why?  Simply because the artist has imposed too much judgement upon his … Continue reading →

Everything happens in its right time.  Or so I’m told. Since I moved to Colorado over 9 years ago, I’ve played with countless great musicians, all over the state and country.  And I’m grateful for every gig, every band, every … Continue reading →