Posts Tagged ‘Jon Foreman’

“This is the sound of a heartbeat.”

Friday night. The Orange Peel. Switchfoot. Incredible.
My fifth Switchfoot concert was the best I’ve been to. It would have been even better had I actually been able to see the stage. Sadly, being 5′2″ means that unless I arrive at the Orange Peel several hours pre-show, I won’t see most of the stage. However, when [...]

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“You can’t silence my love.”

Friday afternoon, I found a medium flat-rate box in the mail with a return address of San Carlos, CA. Inside, encased in bubble wrap (that was quickly tossed aside) was the deluxe edition of the Switchfoot album Hello Hurricane–four days before the official release date (today!). The 84-page hardcover book contained lyrics, notes, and a [...]

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The Proof

A few images from Thursday night’s Fiction Family show, thanks to my good friend (and wonderful photographer) Jess Leister:
Sara Watkins, Jon Foreman, and Sean Watkins

Jon Foreman

That’s me. With Jon Foreman. Yep.

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#32: Actually speak to Jon Foreman.

I love every bit of music that Jon Foreman has anything to do with. Seriously. So when I discovered that Fiction Family would be playing the Grey Eagle in Asheville–the day after my birthday, no less–I was super excited (which pretty much goes without saying, right?).
The show was wonderful. Sara Watkins (sister to Fiction Family [...]

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A Plug for Fiction Family

I’m using my blog shamelessly to plug Jon Foreman’s newest side project, Fiction Family, which is a collaboration with Sean Watkins from Nickel Creek. The first single (“When She’s Near”) is spectacular, and the album will be released on January 20. Additionally, Fiction Family will be in Atlanta on January 29, so if you live near [...]

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