Time: 10:30pm
Admission: $100 adv ($125 door)
Age restrictions: All Ages
Box office: +852 2521 7251

Hey, if you’re in Hong Kong, come out to the Fringe Club for another night of loud music and fantastic atmosphere! We go on after 10:30p.

There’s a feature about my music and my move to Hong Kong over on Cross Rhythms.

More news about current projects and life in general to come soon!

It’s a new year and I’m looking at a few opportunities coming up on the calendar. Lots of exciting things ahead and really working on pinning down the big thing for me this year. I’m still in Hong Kong and loving it here. One thing I’m particularly excited about this year is discovering more about the arts community in this city and meeting the people who are a part of it.

As the calendar turns and reveals a new year, it’s a good time for looking ahead, evaluating the past and journaling the present. In terms of that latter category, I think I’m a little slow on finding Switchfoot’s latest project, Hello Hurricane, but I have to say it’s on constant rotation these days.

Incidentally, if you love Switchfoot and you don’t know about Fiction Family, check em out. The band is fronted by Jon Foreman and is quite a bit folkier than Switchfoot. Apparently the project was at one point going to be released by Hear Music, the label that puts out music you buy at Starbucks. That didn’t happen after all, so it’s now available on iTunes. After a brief scan it doesn’t have the stylistic appeal of the Jon Foreman solo projects for me, but I appreciate Jon’s songwriting quite a bit, so I’m sure I’d dig it if I gave it more time.

Here are a few other projects I’m listening to lately:
MuteMath – Armistice
Owl City – Ocean Eyes
Sarah Blasko – As Day Follows Night
Mario Spinetti – When You Say My Name

Tell me what you’re listening to in this new this decade.

I’m back in Indiana for a concert and a week of way too much food. Life is good.

If you’re in the midwest, come out for a chill set of songs at Miller Chapel on the Anderson University campus. We’ll get started around 7:30p.

Facebook event page

If you live in Hong Kong and you’re one of the many people who have been asking where you can find my CDs in physical form, there is finally an answer.

White Noise Records

You can order CDs online or you can simply go to their store in Causeway Bay, just around the corner from Times Square. What Birds Dream is just $80 and Changing Everything: What Birds Dream [Remixed] is $70.