April 27th, 2026. The Music City Open Mic.
Morsbergers be Morsbergers. For a couple of years now I’ve pretended otherwise, but last night Morsbergers was feeling its oats, and spring was quite definitely SPRUNG. It’s not a good
Dangerous Music for Dangerous Times.
Morsbergers be Morsbergers. For a couple of years now I’ve pretended otherwise, but last night Morsbergers was feeling its oats, and spring was quite definitely SPRUNG. It’s not a good
I’m breathing deep. It smells of onions and peppers and chorizo and I Love it. Coffee. Spring has sprung aggressively and there’s a little bit of optimism that comes with
I must admit – I came home from tonight EXHAUSTED. Just mentally beat. It was a great night. Three new artists? But I was just so … freakin… beaten. The
It’s a grey Monday. My father’s been dead for 20 years. What an unimaginable thing. “Fortunately”, I don’t have to imagine it. It’s my reality. Every year I think about
Cause like… it’s 4 20 MAAAAAN. THAT got old quick. Oh. And it’s Easter. Light list. It was actually a pretty Lovely night. Unfortunately, I forgot to click RECORD on
Dave Godbey died Tuesday. His daughter reached out this morning and I felt terrible because I didn’t even know he was ill. Just within the last week I’d been thinking
Driving down to Takoma Park on Tuesdays has increasingly become an ordeal. Increased traffic, increased construction, increased distraction. Today at least SOME of the delay was people slowing down to
Tonight’s featured artist, Lydia Martin, has great folk lineage and is known throughout the local old-time scene for her banjo playing, and that’s definitely what Dave was expecting to see
I was talking to a friend. They’re smart. They’re Connected. They’ve got no kids, and they’ve liquidated everything they own to go off the grid in another country. Solar power,
Jeff Miller continues to be are hardest-riding road-warrior. I really admire his devotion to highways and craft. He joins us at the SPARK and in the Lair about 2-3 times