After accepting a few flying gigs, I re-learned the valuable lesson of traveling lighter. I found most of the guitar pedals and patch cables I was traveling with were too heavy and bulky. The inner-nerd in me began wondering how I could squeeze all my gear into a single foot pedal and laptop configuration. If there's an inner-nerd in you, read on.
Recently I've been approached by several emerging indie-artists anxious to get going on their first recording project. Each artist has expressed great vision for their music while communicating some confusion around recording.
Along with my new website, tonight I launched my new USTREAM channel. I plan to unveil new songs here and get your feedback about which tunes you like the most. Based on your feedback I'll narrow down acoustic favorites for a new disc later this year.
Wonder who the WHO drummer was at this year's Half Time Show? He looked considerably younger than the the rest of the crew (and rumor has it he was the only one of the band who didn't require a healthy does of tiger balm in his dressing room). Here's a bit of background courtsey of MTV.
For all the friends with pedal boards... something worth checking out. I made the jump from Shure to Line 6 based on the promise of wireless being attached to my pedal board. The newer version noted in the link looks like Line 6 has made some awesome improvements.
Tonight, I crashed a very important party - Christmas For Everyone. The hosts were a handful of students here at Calvary who had put together a mixture of the arts - ceramics, photography, live music, paintings. I had a chance to hear some really great covers by some emerging student-singer/songwriters. I also bid at their silent auction.
Andy Gridley ON RADIO! You don't have to listen to KLOVE or AIR 1 to hear the radio spot. Just use the flash player and listen to it HERE. Come THIS SATURDAY & join over 1000 students as I headline two separate sets in downtown San Jose. See you Saturday!
Hanging out at "Rice Field" here in Maui. Probably one of the most beautiful spots overlooking the valley. It was a nice place to be still before jumping into a few hours of noise - PA speakers, lights, and break dancing (I made the last one up).
Along with 
Tonight, I crashed a very important party - Christmas For Everyone. The hosts were a handful of students here at Calvary who had put together a mixture of the arts - ceramics, photography, live music, paintings. I had a chance to hear some really great covers by some emerging student-singer/songwriters. I also bid at their silent auction.