Just got an email from Will Woltz, with whom I've been doing some recording. He's got some gigs coming up around the Triangle...

Hello friends ---
I'm very excited to be performing several times in the next few weeks, in some cases with friends from the NC Songwriters Co-op. I hope you can drop in, say hello, sing along, and generally support live music in the Triangle.

Friday, Sept. 9, 7:30 pm
The Percolator Lounge
5039 Falls of the Neuse Road
(Quail Corners Shopping Ctr. in North Raleigh)
919-713-0007
http://www.percolatorlounge.com/
I'm hoping for a guest appearance or two by some musical friends.

Saturday, Sept 10, 8 - 10 pm
Pheasant Creek Coffee
Peakway Market Square
Corner of Peakway and Hwy 55 in Apex, NC
919-362-7776
http://apexcoffeehouse.com/
An enthusiastic supporter of local music!

Friday, Sept. 16, 8 pm
Francesca's Dessert Caffe
706B 9th Street
Durham, NC
919-286-4177
I'm opening for songwriter Mary Rocap, and hope to add some guitar during her sets as well. She's recently released her second CD, Indian Summer. Here's more about Mary: http://www.ncsongwriters.org/artists/rocap/index.html

Sunday, Sept. 25, 1:30 - 2 pm
Carrboro (NC) Music Festival
NC Songwriters Co-op Stage beside the Armadillo Grill
http://www.carrboromusicfestival.com/cmfvenues.html
The Carrboro Music Festival is an afternoon and evening featuring all kinds of music. Highly recommended!

Friday, Oct. 7, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Sunflower Studio
East Jones Avenue (behind Burkenstock's Restaurant)
Wake Forest, NC
The opening reception for the annual Wake Forest Artists' Studio Tour. I always enjoy seeing the folks at Sunflower, and I usually get to play on the front porch.

Hope to see you at one or more of these events.
Take care,
Will

In the "back to school" file...

You know how your teachers always told you that you'd be flipping burgers for the rest of your life if you don't learn your spelling? Well, here's proof. That's right kids, shinning bright indeed!

Now everybody's going to call me on all my typos, aren't you?

In other news, prayers for all affected by the recent hurricane, and though N'awlens is getting all the press, let's remember those in surrounding regions as well. The towns there tend to be small, poor, and well, "not caucasian", so don't expect to hear too much in the news, but that doesn't mean they don't feel the pain of the destruction.

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