Tyler Gregory
Grass Crack
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
Tyrannosaurus Chickencken
Grass Crack
Whistle Pigs
Whistle Pigs
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
Tyrannosaurus Chicken
Honky Suckle
In 2009, for the first time in human history, the majority of us live in an urban setting rather than rural. With this shift comes consequences. Research shows that, despite advances in technology, we are becoming disconnected from nature and each other. Why is this? This blog explores the blurring point between nature and urban life and aims to cultivate new appreciation for and insight into our relationship with the everyday, with the world, and with each other.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
The Tour West
This was my first time going on tour with musicians, and it was eventful from start to finish. The tour was quickly marred by vehicle problems as the transmission on our van went out in west Kansas. Despite this and other issues the music still flowed for two nights around Colorado with stops in Leadville and Denver, and new friend were made over the trip. As Joe of the Whistle Pigs would say "at least we still have each other".
Tyler Gregory
Grass Crack
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
Tyrannosaurus Chickencken
Grass Crack
Whistle Pigs
Whistle Pigs
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
Tyrannosaurus Chicken
Honky Suckle
Tyler GregoryGrass CrackCarrie Nation and the SpeakeasyTyrannosaurus ChickenckenGrass CrackWhistle PigsWhistle PigsCarrie Nation and the SpeakeasyTyrannosaurus ChickenHonky Suckle
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