Hello, everone. I apologize for the lack of updates and blogs, but our travel schedule this summer is brutal. Shows have been great, but travel has been a bit rough. I'm sitting in Halifax, Nova Scotia, getting ready to fly home for a much needed 5 day break.  A show has been added next Saturday at the detroit motor speedway for the Nascar race weekend. I will add that to the schedule, and will try to use my off time to keep you posted about what's been going on otherwise.  Like working on a live album with Kenny, maybe? Check back soon.

Noah 

Noah, with Scotty and his band, will be playing a set before Frampton on Saturday, July 18th at promowest Pavilion.  They play at around 5:45.  The set will be full of familiar tunes that any fan of The KWSBand, or of any guitar based rock, will really dig.

July 4-Traverse City MI

Born with a Broken Heart

Come on

I'm leavin You

Shame

Long Gone

True Lies

Blue on Black

Shotgun Blues

While we Cry

King Bee

Oh Well

Voodoo Chile

July 6-Lansing MI

Slow Ride

Never Mind

King's Highway

Come On

Deja Voodoo

Shame

True Lies

Blue on Black

Shotgun Blues

King Bee

Oh Well

Voodoo Chile

On a beautiful July 4th evening, Noah and the KWSB played a sold out set on the shores of Lake Michigan, as the sun was setting.  It was during the International Cherry Festival, a week long event that sees 450,000 people fill the tiny town of Traverse City, MI. Monday night they will kick off the Common Ground Festival in Lansing, Mi.  This, too is a week long fest, faeturing, other than Kenny and Noah, Stone Temple Pilots, Sheryl Crow,  Three doors Down, and many others.

Hey, everyone,

I played a full set with Scotty and his band at JD Legends Entertainment Complex in Franklin, OH (south of Dayton) on Saturday night.  The show was sold out, and we had blast.  Thanks to the all of you guys in the crowd.  You were awesome.  Thanks also to JD Legends and to Blues Traveler and their whole crew.  John, it was great to see you again, and you guys sounded great!  Scotty played a few of his originals, and I did  some of my favorites:

Oh well

I'm ready

Minglewood Blues