NEWS


Upcoming Shows:
Tuesday, August 26th, 8:00 - The Living Room - NYC
Saturday, August 30th, w/ The Embarrassment - John Barleycorn's - Wichita, KS
Wednesday, September 3rd, 10:00 - The Living Room - NYC
Wednesday, September 10th, 8:00 - The Living Room - NYC
Wednesday, September 17th, 8:00 - The Living Room - NYC
Wednesday, September 24th, 8:00 - The Living Room - NYC
Friday, October 3rd - Steel City Coffee House - Phoenixville, PA


Come on out to the Living Room, at 154 Ludlow St., NYC, on August Tuesdays or September Wednesdays and catch Freedy solo acoustic.  He'll be hammering out some new songs, and hammering into some old ones.  

Head on out to Wichita, on Saturday, August 30th for an acoustic reunion of blister-pop legends The Embarrassment.  Woody Giessman, Bill Goffrier, Ron Klaus and John Nichols will be in town playing an unplugged show and Freedy is on the bill.  Wayne Gottstine and Michael Carmody too, so come on out people of Sedgwick County, let's get down.  The gig is called Who Pulled the Plug,  and it's at John Barleycorn's - 608 E. Douglas,
(316) 262-1740.  Music starts around 9.  

Freedy is just back from two great gigs in Austin. He says, "Love that town." Good times at the Saxon Pub for the solo acoustic show, and the gig at Momo's with the stellar backing band of Mark Addison, Robbie Gjersoe, and Joey Shuffield, just plain rocked.

This fall Freedy will be back down in Nashville to cut more great tracks for Rain on the City with Richard McLaurin at the House of David.  


Freedy's covers record, My Favorite Waste of Time is available on 
this site for $14 (+ mailing) 

Ten classic love and love-esque songs by Marshall Crenshaw, Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Matthew Sweet, and other pop masters. Recorded in Nashville with bass legend Bob Babbitt, drummer Ed Greene, steel guitar ace Al Perkins, and more great guests than we could list.  


Freedy goes Bluegrass with the track "Peg and Awl," a 19th century shoe-makers' lament, that he recorded for Ed Pettersen's Song of America project.  It's a beautiful 50-song, 3-CD chronicle of American songs.  songofamerica.org