Join me for my first house concert of 2020 featuring Jeff Campbell and Tami Mulcahy!
Jeff Campbell’s onstage experiences have taken him to coast to coast countless times and found him sharing stages with John Mayer, members of Counting Crows, The Grateful Dead, and opening for Train. After being crowned winner of Guitar Center's National Singer Songwriter Competition out of over 13,000 entrants, his 2013 EP release “In Spite of Everything” premiered at #1 on the iTunes rock EPs and singles charts, followed by a performance on the Jimmy Kimmel Live! show. The years following he released 2015’s self-produced “The Kitchen Sink,” as well a collaborative set of co-write singles with Tesla guitarist Dave Rude, and a 2017 release as Static and Surrender with venerable Bay Area rock staples, brothers Adam & John Schuman (the Trophy Fire, Cold Hot Crash). All were supported with extensive touring and great crowds, proving that Campbell’s support network is full of fans that still hold live music close to their hearts. Above all else, Jeff loves to tell stories, both through and between songs at his live shows, often calling himself on talking more than he sings. So take a pee break before you get settled in. You can listen to Jeff here.
Opening for Jeff will be Tami Mulcahy. Fans describe her voice as “simply beautiful.” Listen carefully and you will hear shades of Joni Mitchell with the organic flavoring of Shawn Colvin and David Gray. Mulcahy delivers story telling at its best, each signature song finding a path to a positive, inspiring message. Currently writing and recording with 2-time Emmy producer, Ron Alan Cohen, Mulcahy has just released her Human to Human EP. Prior releases include her California Weather EP with an overall feel good west coast vibe, recorded with Los Angeles based producer Richard Harris who’s Billboard and TV successes are too long to list. Tami has also recorded with 2 time Grammy producer Enrique Gonzalez Muller (Lucky Forward, Some Pain) and Grammy pre-telecast music director Larry Batiste. You can listen to Tami here.
Suggested donation is $20 per person. All money goes directly to the musicians!
As is custom with my house shows, please bring a beverage, appetizer or dessert to share. But please, NO RED WINE to save my carpets from that after-show blush!
