Life, as John Lennon says, is what happens when you’re busy making other plans.
Content to come here this week as we get back to business here at JACOMB
Life, as John Lennon says, is what happens when you’re busy making other plans.
Content to come here this week as we get back to business here at JACOMB
Here is the latest installment of JACOMB’s Five Questions With featuring Red Wanting Blue frontman Scott Terry.
Scott discusses the new album, the name of the hidden track and how it came to be, his favorite places to play outside of Columbus and more. We had a slight interruption during the interview as one of Columbus’s finest police officers came upstairs to discuss a slight incident involving stolen gear … but no worries, the bad guys were caught by Charlie’s Angel.
Enjoy!
Another great weekend of live local music is on tap. Here’s what I recommend this weekend:
Wednesday, Sept 3:
Jakob Freely at Gordys
Megan Palmer, Brian Alton and Phil Clark at Oldfield’s
Thursday, Sept 4:
Colin Gawel at Rumba (early … 6-9 p.m.)
Red Wanting Blue at Park Street Patio
Friday, Sept 5:
Paper Airplane at Ruby Tuesday (on Summit)
Spikedrivers at Skully’s
Saturday, Sept 6:
Sean Connerys at Papa Boo’s
Sunday, Sept 7:
Paper Airplane, Brothers & Sisters and Aura at Bernie’s
Monday, Sept 8:
Ian Thomas and Micah from Two Cow Garage at Rumba
After a bit of a summer break … it’s time to hit the streets with another edition of Five Questions With …. featuring the charismatic frontman of Semi Precious Weapons Justin Tranter. I met Justin (and his adorable, lovable mom) at a Swig Tooth show in Asbury Park, New Jersey, in the summer of 2006. I remember asking him if he would mind if I photographed their show in Columbus later that summer. He said, “I was made for the camera.” He’s right.
Here is (significantly more than) Five Questions With … Justin Tranter
Check back later for Five Questions With Aaron Tasjan … singer/songwriter and guitarist for Semi Precious Weapons … and a native of New Albany, Ohio.