For LittleHouse, June was all action, with a couple of trips to Nashville, and some great local shows, including a fundraiser for the Warner Theater and a performance at Connecticut’s famed Cadillac Ranch. “The Warner crowd was on fire,” says Joe, and “the Ranch gig was superb. We had a great clean sound system and the band resonated”.
In Nashville, Joe is working with Producer Gary Sadker of Red Ridge Entertainment, and recording at CTM Studios. “I am learning an awful lot,” says Joe, “these guys work at the speed of light. “
Besides rubbing elbows with great Nashville Cats, Joe and his daughter were able to catch the likes of Zak Brown, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, and Brad Paisley in live performances.
“Those singers present a distinct southern country flavor, whereas I bring a northern country voice to my material,” explains Joe. “The LittleHouse sound is actually quite unique,” he continues, “We call it Heartland Country and I am working to get it exposed to the larger populations across America”.
Coming up in July are more regular trips to Nashville, and three Connecticut shows: Saturday July 7 and Saturday July 21th at the Barn. A third show will be held at the Maple Tree Café in Simsbury, on Sunday evening, July 29th. Proceeds from this show will go to the Simsbury Land Trust.
In Nashville, Joe is working with Producer Gary Sadker of Red Ridge Entertainment, and recording at CTM Studios. “I am learning an awful lot,” says Joe, “these guys work at the speed of light. “
Besides rubbing elbows with great Nashville Cats, Joe and his daughter were able to catch the likes of Zak Brown, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, and Brad Paisley in live performances.
“Those singers present a distinct southern country flavor, whereas I bring a northern country voice to my material,” explains Joe. “The LittleHouse sound is actually quite unique,” he continues, “We call it Heartland Country and I am working to get it exposed to the larger populations across America”.
Coming up in July are more regular trips to Nashville, and three Connecticut shows: Saturday July 7 and Saturday July 21th at the Barn. A third show will be held at the Maple Tree Café in Simsbury, on Sunday evening, July 29th. Proceeds from this show will go to the Simsbury Land Trust.