Wooly's is fast becoming the venue of choice here in town. If they keep bringing in acts like this, it'll stay that way, too.
I only wish they had food. And more tables. But, you know.. you can put up with a lot for good music.
A duo act,
My Name Is You, opened, and they were all "The Head and the Heart"-like.
Very pleasant, with a 6 song EP that came home with me.
Then, Tristan Prettyman (who should be named Prettygirl, because she certainly is that), came up and played some decent guitar, though her singing was predictably pitchy throughout. Still, she came out after and signed autographs, posed for pictures with fans. Classy performer off the stage.
Then, the headliner, who is just so darn good.
Straightforward, direct, catchy, empathetic, good stories... everything you want in a singer/songwriter. And handsome didn't hurt, either.
All told, a pretty photogenic bunch, this lot of performers. And worth the price of admission at $15 for sure. Thanks, Wooly's, for another good show.
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