Author: David Nowels

Cabin porch and portrait photos courtesy of Neubauer Media Poster print courtesy of Twin Home Prints Screen capture by David Nowels  Following an epic nine show run of streaming shows from Billy Strings, it seemed as if bluegrass fans might be in for a case of with-drawls. Thankfully, the Kitchen Dwellers rose to the occasion, […]

screen edits by David Nowels Saturday night, Allison Moorer and Kenny Greenberg performed live from Moorer’s library for a very special performance. The pair revisited Moorer’s 2000 masterpiece, The Hardest Part, performing the album in its entirety. I don’t use the term “masterpiece” lightly in any circumstances, so just know that I’m passionate when it […]

photos by Jesse Faatz Billy Strings wrapped up the 9-date “Streaming Strings” tour this past Sunday and it put a feather in the cap of what was a highly memorable run of shows through the heart of Nashville. These last three shows began with two nights at the Exit/Inn, before culminating with a final show […]

Billy Strings Streaming Tour 2020 — photos by Jesse Faatz Photography; Billy Strings continued the 2020 Streaming Strings tour Wednesday night, sliding into a new venue, this time, the City Winery in Nashville. Having played two shows at the Station Inn, and prior to that, two more at the Brooklyn Bowl, it would seem that Apostol […]

WoodyFest Day 2 The Virtual Woody Guthrie Festival continued Saturday July 18. Beginning at noon, the festival resumed with action packed line-up of panels and workshops streaming live and completely free via a plethora of streaming options. First up, there was a songwriting workshop hosted by Ellis Paul, and the invaluable education series went on […]

Billy Strings Streaming Tour 2020 — photos by Jesse Faatz Photography; screen edits by David Nowels Photography I’ve never been a huge fan of the “couch tour” concept, and in fact, even watching a one-off livestream has been somewhat alien to me. When I’m home, I tend to have what seems like a million things to […]

There’s a few things you can count on in central Oklahoma this time of year. The temperatures are going to be hot, the weather is going to be unpredictable and a small town east of Oklahoma City is going to increase it’s population exponentially. Every year since 1997, the town of Okemah has played host […]