Pale Barn Ghosts

Feeling the weight a bit. But more importantly, feeling appreciative and humbled to have an audience of friends.

This would normally translate to a panic. But through this band and playing live music, I’ve learned how to turn it in to something else. Still have a ways to go. To become a better human. Part of that is being able to let go. To let go and see what stayed. And I think what will stay, is the feeling that we created something. A feeling? A spark for some fire down the road? I have no idea. It’s exciting to not know. Stumble until you find the door to what’s next. Laughing and crying are different sides of the same coin. Both equally relevant. So absorb them both. One makes the other. No s**t. A mushroom told me that.

Let’s do a little of both tonight.

Fess and Fats. Another beautiful day in New Orleans

Tomorrow night in Shippensburg

Trying out some songs we haven’t played in long while.

7-9:30

Maxie’s has the eats and the good beverages.

And we’re always impressed with the service.

We’re going to miss nights like this.

Liquid Art Beer Stube was the place we finally started to develop. And that’s because they gave us a chance and a great audience of music lovers.

This is a huge loss. I hope all the staff knows how much we appreciated them.

Shipp to the Max

Oct 7

Thank you! Thank you!

We had a nice evening at GearHouse Brewing Co, so fortunate to see a lot of our long time friends and supporters.

And hey!….someone gifted us a super good painting of our band logo. Kym Thurman believe is the artist. What a generous gift. Seriously, very 😎

Here’s the final dates. Up next is a big one!

Hometown, on the square, adjacent to Ploughman Taproon. What could go wrong:)

Sept. 22nd Gettysburg Arts Oasis

10/7 Maxie’s BrewHouse Shippensburg, PA

10/21 Garry Owen Irish Pub

11/10 and 11/11 two nights, Final Performance
Music Makers in Waynesboro, Pa

Nice shirt:)

Out in the Hopyard, weather permitting.

Our last Chambersburg show💔

We had a super fun weekend, playing music for all of you.

Some great moments of musical zen and sonic sweetness.

Flood Zone Marketplace & Brewery was a great time and proved to be a great supporter of live music. (I mean, they let us do our thing for three hours, on a big damn stage.)

The Garryowen Irish Pub what can I say….we love our home Pub and favorite bar staff. (But damn, I can never pace myself right. First set whiskey, finds me in the second set every time.)

Resting up until September. GearHouse Brewing Co is on the horizon, as well as Gettysburg Arts Oasis.

This band ain’t going out quietly. To be honest, I don’t think we’ve ever been better.

And a huge “thank you!” and shout out to Jim Bargas for snapping some nice photos of us and our friends.

Marylanders!

Flood zone marketplace and Brewery
Union Bridge, Maryland
Sunday July 23rd
2-5pm

2 of 3

It’s coming up fast!

Join us at the best Irish Pub in the states, for our second to last GO show.

Happy Birthday to the anchor of our band, Dean Vaccher! Thank you for keeping us from drifting too far and always holding it down.

Thank you! And how about that band? Pretty good for some old heads:)

Many thanks to our friends at National Apple Museum and Ploughman Cider for hosting live and local music.

We’ll see you in a month for back to back shows.

For the nocturnes, The Garryowen Irish Pub on July 22nd. And for you responsible folks, Flood Zone Marketplace & Brewery July 23rd for an afternoon show.

Rain or shine!

In the barn if it’s raining, outdoors if it’s not.

Big set planned for you.

Always tough to narrow down a set list.

Dusting a couple off and refining some new ones for Friday June 23rd at The National Apple Museum