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Artist Information
Biography
Hannah Bingman is a twenty-seven year old singer-songwriter living in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. She picked up the guitar at age thirteen and soon after began penning her own songs. By age sixteen, she was hitting the singer-songwriter circuits of central Pennsylvania and delivering her own brand of folk to the audiences of coffee shops, bars, and punk shows. Soon after graduating with a degree in music management from Frostburg State University, she grabbed the top prize
>in the 2006 Susquehanna Folk Music Society Songwriting Contest. In 2011, she was selected as Regional Round Finalist in the Mountain Stage New Song Contest. Bingman has three albums under her belt and a wealth of performance experience, having played venues up and down the east coast. She continues to capture listeners with her guitar abilities as well as her lyrical prowess, gaining opening slots for notable acts such as Kaki King, Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root, the Infamous Stringdusters, Ellis, Jeffrey Gaines, and Christine Lavin.
Shared stages with:
Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root
Kelly Bell Band
The Kennedys
Steve Key
Kaki King
Julie Loyd
Motion City Soundtrack
David Rovics
Amy Speace
Jeffrey Gaines
Venues played:
Acoustic Brew Coffeehouse Series (Lemont, PA)
Tin Angel (Philadelphia, PA)
Frostburg State University (Frostburg, MD)
Grape Street Pub (Philadelphia, PA)
Millennium Music Conference (Harrisburg, PA)
Rea Coffeehouse at Chatham College (Pittsburgh, PA)
Rosewood Theater (Morgantown, WV)
Black Potatoe Music Festival (Clinton, NJ)
Springfest at Frostburg State University (Frostburg, MD)
West Side Cafe (Frederick, MD)
Youngstown State University (Youngstown, OH)
Brevard College (Brevard, NC)
Susquehanna University (Selinsgrove, PA)
East Stroudsburg University (East Stroudsburg, PA)
Featured:
One Number Two (Award-winning independent film)
George Graham's Homegrown Music
Inclusions (Independent Film)
Awards:
Mountain Stage NewSong Regional Round Finalist
Susquehanna Folk Music Society Songwriting Contest - Winner
Billboard Songwriting Contest 2004 - Honorable Mention for "Sorry I Am"
Instrumentation
Hannah Bingman - guitar, banjo, and vocals
some performances may feature Keanan Barbour-March on drums and percussion and/or Bill Stetz on string bass
Discography
Truckload of Philosophers (October 2003)
Live @ the Kind Cafe (July 2004)
Right, Right Now (July 2005)
Press
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Quotes
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Recordings Right, Right Now “With instrumentations and vocal stylings that are varied and compel...Recordings
Right, Right Now
“With instrumentations and vocal stylings that are varied and compelling, and lyrics that often belie her youth, Bingman’s songs are a nice mix of break-up angst, navel-gazing, storytelling, youthful protest, and sing-along lines”
- Mel Goldsipe, CoffeeHouseTour.com
“Hannah is right on point with this CD (Right, Right Now)...it flows easily in and out of my ears and makes me happy to be alive in this age of new music”
- Crystal Senter Brown, organizer of Gumbo Live, Chicopee, MA
Truckload of Philosophers
“When I first heard this release, I was totally blown away. There’s a wisdom and maturity here that other people work their whole life to find. It’s simply amazing. Once you hear this release for yourself, I won’t have to spend another minute writing about it because you’ll already be hooked.”
- Paul Autry, Rock Bottom Magazine, Shamokin, PA
“Bingman sings with conviction… her voice flows up and down with each emotion.”
- Melissa Brown, The Daily Item, Sunbury, PA
Live
“I've had the pleasure of seeing Hannah perform on many occasions and even have had the honor of having her as a featured performer at the PA Singer Songwriter Festival 3 years straight.
Hannah, still small in size, and still with the dry humor at the microphone that gives her an appearance of being shy has grown into a very well respected member of the singer songwriter community.”
- Dave Blackledge, co-producer of the PA Singer-Songwriter Festival
“Hannah is a polished performer who always presents a great show. In addition to always putting on an outstanding performance, Hannah is easy to work with and a true professional.”
- Tammi Wiley, Director of Student Activities, Frostburg State University, MD
“Her blending of acoustic guitar and melodies and her soulful voice make her music unique.”
- Meredith A., The Bottom Line, Frostburg State University, MD -
Taking stock of singer's musical philosophies
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Hannah Bingman's car is packed and ready for another road trip to the State College area. The young,...Hannah Bingman's car is packed and ready for another road trip to the State College area. The young, gravelly voiced singer-songwriter brings with her the prestige of having recently been awarded an Honorable Mention by the Billboard World Song Contest for her track "Sorry I Am," from her recent disc "Truckload of Philosophers."
In a recent interview, I asked her about one of my favorite philosophies.Centre Daily Times: Not to sound superficial, but I think you judge a person by their shoes.
Hannah Bingman: (Laughs) Yeah. To a certain extent (I would agree).
CDT: Do you think you can judge a person by his or her Web site?
H.B.: To a certain extent, it would depend on who designed it.
CDT: Well, I was visiting your Web site and I noticed most of the links focus on political or social issues and alternative media (Independent Media Center, The Nation, Tom Paine.com(mon sense). What do you think your Web site says about you and the music you play?
H.B.: (Social consciousness) is definitely a common thread throughout my music. Yeah, I'm very into political causes and social issues and such. I'm not a big PETA person, but I'm definitely into the truth, alternative media and stuff like that.
CDT: So how do you try to encourage your audience to seek out the truth?
H.B.: I try to present new ideas in a way so they are not so much in your face, but maybe more of a "Hmm" type of thing and cause someone to reflect and ponder some things than to just walk along.
CDT: What would you be doing if you weren't doing music?
H.B.: That's really heard to say, I don't know, it's my major in college and everything so it's really hard to even think about that. I'd definitely try to educate myself and read the news every day.
CDT: Do you think playing within the folk/singer-songwriter circles is an extension of the folk activists of 35 years ago?
H.B.: I think it's always been around, it just had a very big peak, like 35 years ago. If you look back in the 1920s, people like Woody Guthrie, there's a lot that encompasses folk music. It's related, but it changes with the times like anything else.
CDT: Do you think that folk music is still relevant now?
H.B.: Definitely. It's relevant, but it's not getting any airplay, not that that should matter, because there are still people coming to hear the music. But it's definitely relevant.
CDT: So you're a junior majoring in music management (at Frostburg State University, Maryland). What have you learned so far?
H.B.: I definitely got to understand the inner workings of the industry of music and there's no miracle deal. It's basically talent and perseverance, and if you want to do it, you do it. You don't need to have a contract to do it and make a living out of it.
CDT: How has that helped or even hindered your musical career?
H.B.: (Schoolwork) does affect it and sometimes the school stuff gets in the way.
CDT: You play a lot in central Pennsylvania. What do you make of the audiences up here?
H.B.: They are cool people, friendly and mostly attentive.
CDT: So what shoes will you be wearing at the show?
H.B.: I don't know, sneakers or sandals, Chuck Taylors.
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Singer,Songwriter: Hannah Bingman
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She’s from Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania. She goes to Frostburg State University. And she’s getting a...She’s from Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania. She goes to Frostburg State University. And she’s getting a degree in music and is almost on her way to the album charts! Go Hannah! This music is very inspirational and is good for just about any mood.
From the time Hannah Bingman picked up a guitar at age 13, she eventually began writing her own lyrical melodies that would then take her into a recording studio, and make her creative talent become a “Truckload of Philosophers”. This album, done by “Back 9 Records” was produced by Skip Kline and released in 2003.
The album seems to capture a mellow, yet uplifting impression to some songs, with a folk music atmosphere. There could be room for future albums to add rock ‘n roll to her music as well as some potential for new age music like Enya to come out of Bingman’s rich tone. Her voice seems versatile, which is an excellent quality to have. A talent like this is great for an artist because they can appeal a larger audience, going from one extreme to another.
Hannah sounds similar to Ani DiFranco, Norah Jones, The Corrs, Natalie Merchant and even a hint of Jewel. Her blending of acoustic guitar and melodies, soulful voice, and great back up band make her music unique.
The tracks on the CD to watch out for include; number two, “The Towering Two”; number five, “Uncle Sam”; and number eleven, “Fading Spotlight”. These are tremendously enticing beats, and they make you want to sing along. Any one of these is ready to be captured in a movie on the big screen (I’m thinking more a of chick flick, but hey, that’s a start).
Currently, Hannah plays live throughout central Pennsylvania at King St. Coffeehouse, Kind Café, Front St. Station, and the Coffee and Tea Room. Hannah will be playing at Frostburg State University on Monday April 26, 2004, for Earth Day, time (TBA) and also on Saturday May 1, 2004, for Spring Fest at 12:00pm. For more information on Hannah, check out her website at: http://www.hannahbingman.com/ or you can find out more on Bingman at: www.songcraftersrecordings.com
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Hannah Bingman - A Name to Remember
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Hannah Bingman A NAME TO REMEMBER By: Paul Autry Some musicians have to work hard to get people...Hannah Bingman
A NAME TO REMEMBER
By: Paul Autry
Some musicians have to work hard to get people to notice what they have to offer. For Hannah Bingman, all she has to do is perform and she’s got your attention. She’s somewhat new in the Pennsylvania scene. But, when you hear “Truckload of Philo- sophers,” you’ll find it exceptionally hard to believe that this is, in fact, her debut release. I’ve had the pleasure of catching a live show or two and I kind of knew what Hannah was all about. When I first heard this release, I was totally blown away. There’s a wisdom and maturity here that other people work their whole life to find. It’s simply amazing. Once you hear this release for yourself, I won’t have to spend another minute writing about it because you’ll already be hooked. Nothing I can ever say will ever do this album justice. The only way to truly appreciate this release and to understand just how exceptional it really is, well, give it a listen. I guarantee you’ll be a fan by the time you get to the second or third song.
I spoke with Hannah a number of times since I got to know her and since this is her debut release, I thought, forget the review because I’d much rather introduce her to you by way of another interview. When I first spoke to her, I had heard a demo she had with some of these tunes on there. It was a cool release, but, it was nothing like what I heard on this album. So, it’s both a pleasure and an honor to introduce you to the one and only, Hannah Bingman.
Paul Autry: How was the recording process for this album? Tell us about your studio experience?
Hannah Bingman: First, we (Skip, the producer, Ryan, the engineer and I) laid down the solo acoustic tracks, “Lesson #47” and “You Suck,” to get me acquainted with the atmosphere at Songcrafter’s studio and to see how we wanted to mic my guitar for further overdubs. The bass and drum parts were recorded live with Kevin (drums), Eddie (bass) and I performing together in the studio. Then we re-recorded my guitar to get a more realistic sound instead of the results we got recording direct with the band and I redid the vocals to get rid of any bleeding through from the other instruments when the whole band was there. The organ, piano and additional guitar parts were added later and edited during the mixing process.
Paul Autry: Are you happy with the way it turned out?
Hannah Bingman: At first, I was reluctant to let myself be completely content with the final product. Of course, I’m always going to look back and find things I might have done different if it were completely up to me. But, I really am pleased with the way it turned out. It’s something I’m not ashamed to put out there. It has that professional sound, yet, the tracks don’t stray from the rootsy/folky feel that my songs tend to have. I think it’s a very accurate representation of where I wanted those 11 songs to end up. Not to mention the artwork for the album, which I think really projects a great visual for what this work is about.
Paul Autry: It’s certainly different from what you do live. What’s the reason behind that?
Hannah Bingman: If I had recorded this album on strictly my own budget, which would have been pocket change, the album would probably not have sounded much different from my performances, which include just me and my guitar. However, when an independent artist such as myself finds a producer willing to fund a project like mine without asking for too much in return besides a percentage of the sales, you’re going to let yourself record with the band you always wanted but never could afford. My acoustic guitar and my vocals are at the epicenter and are the focal point of each song and the other instruments fill in the gaps, very efficiently I might add. The idea is to make the record palatable to the average listener while not changing my sound
Paul Autry: Will that change what you do live?
Hannah Bingman: In most cases, no. This is not because I wouldn’t like to play with a band, I certainly do. However, I currently attend college in Maryland and live there most of the year while I still call Pennsylvania my home, which is where I play the majority of my shows. So, it’s hard to keep any kind of permanent band members to regularly rehearse with, not to mention I don’t quite have the funds to adequately support a good band. There are talks of some summer dates with the guys I played with on the record. So, I look forward to that.
Paul Autry: Your lyrics are rather strong. What influences what you decide to write about?
Hannah Bingman: Lyrics are very important to me. Why take the time to write them if they don’t mean anything, which is a question I constantly have to ask when I listen to the fodder on the radio. It’s not all bad. I think my political influences are very apparent and blatant. It’s an influential force that’s hard for me to suppress and why should I try to? I think we, as people of the United States, are told often enough to not ask, just follow. I tend to write about universal themes…life in general, trying to answer my own philosophical questions. I write about what I know for certain, and what I want to know for certain. I’m offering a challenge for the listener to think.
Paul Autry: What are your musical influences?
Hannah Bingman: People like Woody Guthrie inspire me as not just musicians but amazing individuals. The same goes for songwriters like the Beatles. I also find a lot of soul, a lot of truth in roots and blues music like Bessie Smith and Skip James. But ultimately I find the most dedicated musicians in the local music scene. There is nothing like walking away from a local show and feeling eager to get home so you can write a new song of your own.
Paul Autry: Can you tell us a little about some of the songs on this release, what they’re about, what your thoughts are on them?
Hannah Bingman:
PLEASE LEAVE
About being determined not to return the affection of another yet wanting to, all the while confusing the hell out of the subject male.
SORRY I AM
My take on society’s unrealistic physical standards for female beauty that around only 5% of women might be able to reach. Oddly enough, both genders seem to favor this ditty.
YOU SUCK
Reluctance in entering a new romantic relationship. In essence, the speaker is saying to the guy “You suck for making me want you.”
NUMBER SONG
Song by numbers. Hoping Sesame Street will endorse this tune someday. It could teach kids the numbers 1 through 20, maybe not. Written my senior year of high school and a theme I still identify with to this day and I think most people do as well. The always present question, “now what?”
END UP FIRST
A commentary on the process of capitalism gradually overtaking democracy, ever widening the gap between rich and poor.
Paul Autry: What do you hope to accomplish with this release?
Hannah Bingman: I’d hope this record helps to get my music out there of course…new listeners, new markets. It will finally give the people who attend my shows something concrete to take home with them.
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Singing with a big voice
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For a little girl, she sure can sing big. Talking to folky acoustic singer/songwriter Hannah Bingm...For a little girl, she sure can sing big.
Talking to folky acoustic singer/songwriter Hannah Bingman, you wouldn’t think to match the petite woman, with her girlish looks and dark brown dreadlocks, to the voice on the album Truckload of Philosophers.
Bingman, 19, of Beaver Springs, sings the 11 songs on the album with conviction, as her voice flows up and down with each emotion. Some of the songs, like "Uncle Sam" and "The Towering Two," are purely political. For a 19-year-old, Bingman sure is savvy about the many layers of politics and policy. Listening to some of these songs brings the 60s antiwar movement to mind.
"I got a truckload of philosophers and experts who can’t quite understand/And it frightens me to think that they’re making a big dollar off this degradable war," Bingman sings in "The Towering Two."
"I try to break that whole stereotype down, that young people aren’t interested in politics. I try to read up on it as much as I can," Bingman said.
But politics is not what all of Bingman’s songs are about. Anything that happens in her life can be material in a song, she said. The ordinary events, the loves and relationships in her life — things Bingman calls "a universal folky thing" — are reflected in Truckload of Philosophers.
One artist Bingman has been compared to time and time again is Ani DiFranco. Not that Bingman resents this, but she said there are many, many artists who influenced her. She is a fan of 60s folk musician Woody Guthrie, The Beatles, blues master Robert Johnson, jazz singer Billy Holiday and current musician John Mayer.
But it is the local scene that Bingman said has been the greatest influence, including Valley acoustic singer/songwriter Bruce Barr, who introduced her to the coffeehouse circuit.
"Bruce has been my mentor and he was the one who really introduced me to the local circuit by having me open for him," Bingman said.
For all her worldliness, Bingman seems to be a confident artist. But three years ago, her nerves were evident when she started playing out at 16. She went to open mike nights. She played sets in between punk bands. She played at local coffeehouses. Each time she played she gained a little more confidence. Though the first gigs were nerve-wracking, she just "bit the bullet and did it."
"For a little 16-year-old girl with an acoustic guitar that’s bigger than her to walk in and then there’s all these 50-some year-old guys with ponytails, they’re there with their acoustic guitars and then I play and they’re just sitting there grinning," Bingman said.
For the next few years Bingman played the punk scene and the coffeehouse circuit with many of the songs that now appear on the album. Bingman said she was surprised that she was asked to play at punk shows, but that the crowd seemed to like her.
"They put me like third on the bill with five other punk bands," Bingman said.
"There wasn’t a lot of people like me around here," Bingman said, adding that the only other women into the acoustic singer/songwriter thing in this area are older.
Bingman’s live performance schedule in the area has slowed down in the past year since she started going to Frostburg State University in Maryland. But music is still her life’s ambition. She still writes songs and plays guitar everyday. She’s even studying music management. Bingman is hoping after graduation in 2006 to make a living involving music. For now, she would like to make another album, preferably a live one based on recorded performances from the Kind Cafe in Selinsgrove.
Bingman could probably study other things in college. She could give up music all together and take one of the more traditional occupations in life that won’t leave her living "hand to mouth" as she imagines she will. But then again, that just wouldn’t be her style. How else would she be able to reach her fellow man, to soothe with words when times are tough.
"Instead of me physically shaking someone by the shoulders, I’m emotionally shaking someone by the shoulders. I like the fact that I can do that, that I can touch people like that," Bingman said.
by Melissa Brown
Setlist
Shows can last 30 minutes to 3 hours with 1 hour sets consisting almost entirely of original material and a few covers just for fun.
Basic Requirements
Calendar
There are no upcoming dates at this time.
| Date | Time | Venue | City | |
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| Jan 3, 2008 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Dec 22, 2007 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Cherry Alley Cafe | Lewisburg, PA, US |  |
| with Earl Pickens | ||||
| Dec 15, 2007 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Community Arts Center | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 13, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Dec 8, 2007 Saturday | 6:00 PM | West Branch School Benefit | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Dec 7, 2007 Friday | 9:00 PM | Mifflinburg Hotel | Mifflinburg, PA, US | |
| Sep 20, 2007 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewing Co. | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| blues duo | ||||
| Sep 13, 2007 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Vic's Pub | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| Sep 8, 2007 Saturday | 8:00 PM | American Legion | Liverpool, PA, US | |
| Sep 2, 2007 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Crickfest | Coburn, PA, US | |
| Aug 10, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | The Mill | Montoursville, PA, US | |
| blues duo | ||||
| Aug 8, 2007 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | Damon's Grill | Lewistburg, PA, US | |
| Aug 4, 2007 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Private Event | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Jul 14, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jul 13, 2007 Friday | 10:00 PM | The Mill | Montoursville, PA, US | |
| blues duo | ||||
| Jul 12, 2007 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 23, 2007 Saturday | 7:20 PM | Summer Solstice Folk Festival/Sovereign Majestic Theater | Pottsville, PA, US | |
| Jun 9, 2007 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Heritage Days/Generoo Arts Festival | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Jun 2, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Jun 1, 2007 Friday | 7:00 PM | Front Street Station | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| May 25, 2007 Friday | 7:00 PM | The Tryals | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| May 20, 2007 Sunday | 12:45 PM | Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival | Lewistown, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| May 16, 2007 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | The Mill | Montoursville, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| May 12, 2007 Saturday | 7:00 PM | West Kish Coffeehouse | Belleville, PA, US | |
| May 5, 2007 Saturday | 6:00 PM | Cherry Alley Cafe/Lewisburg Live | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| Apr 24, 2007 Tuesday | 11:30 AM | Glenville State College | Glenville, WV, US | |
| more info TBA | ||||
| Apr 18, 2007 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | The Mill | Montoursville, PA, US | |
| blues duo with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Apr 15, 2007 Sunday | 1:30 PM | Cool Beans Coffee and Tea | Bellefonte, PA, US | |
| with Jim Colbert | ||||
| Apr 14, 2007 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Acoustic Brew | State College, PA, US | |
| opening for Christine Lavin | ||||
| Apr 12, 2007 Thursday | 11:00 AM | Gateway Technical College | Racine, WI, US | |
| Apr 11, 2007 Wednesday | 11:00 AM | gateway Technical College | Elkhorn, WI, US | |
| Apr 10, 2007 Tuesday | 11:00 AM | Gateway Technical College | Kenosha, WI, US | |
| Mar 31, 2007 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Max Crema's Espresso and Coffee Bar | Fleetwood, PA, US | |
| Mar 29, 2007 Thursday | 10:00 PM | Kimball's | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Mar 25, 2007 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Backyard Rocker WBXQ | Altoona, PA, US | |
| Mar 22, 2007 Thursday | 12:00 AM | tentative - Susquehanna University | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Mar 16, 2007 Friday | 9:00 PM | The Little Grill | Harrisonburg, VA, US | |
| Mar 2, 2007 Friday | 7:00 PM | PULSE House Concert | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Feb 24, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| blues duo | ||||
| Feb 16, 2007 Friday | 9:00 PM | Postcrypt Coffeehouse | New York, NY, US | |
| Feb 15, 2007 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| with Doug McMinn | ||||
| Feb 10, 2007 Saturday | 8:00 PM | McDaniel Campus | Westminster, MD, US | |
| Feb 9, 2007 Friday | 7:45 PM | Purple Fiddle | Thomas, WV, US | |
| opening for the Stringdusters | ||||
| Jan 13, 2007 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jan 13, 2007 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Max Crema's Espresso and Coffee Bar | Fleetwood, PA, US | |
| Jan 5, 2007 Friday | 8:00 PM | 101 | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Dec 28, 2006 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Dec 16, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| with Jon Felton and his Soulmobile | ||||
| Dec 15, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Coffee and Tea Room | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| with Doug Alan Wilcox and Todd Walker | ||||
| Dec 8, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Mo'Joe Coffee | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Dec 2, 2006 Saturday | 1:00 PM | Eclectic Etceteras | Edinboro, PA, US | |
| Nov 18, 2006 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Max Crema's Coffee and Espresso Bar | Fleetwood, PA, US | |
| Nov 17, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | 101 | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Nov 11, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Charlie's Coffeehouse at Susquehanna University | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Nov 10, 2006 Friday | 9:00 PM | The Waterfront | Lewistown, PA, US | |
| Nov 4, 2006 Saturday | 6:30 PM | Shade Mountain Winery | Middleburg, PA, US | |
| Nov 1, 2006 Wednesday | 8:00 PM | East Stroudsburg University | East Stroudsburg, PA, US | |
| Common Grounds | ||||
| Oct 23, 2006 Monday | 9:00 PM | Brevard College | Brevard, NC, US | |
| Oct 21, 2006 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Community Theatre League | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Invasion of the Singer-Songwriters | ||||
| Oct 20, 2006 Friday | 9:00 PM | Bridgetown Pub | Mount Holly, NJ, US | |
| Oct 14, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Oct 13, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | King Street Coffeehouse | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Oct 7, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | House Concert | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| Oct 5, 2006 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Oct 4, 2006 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | Damon's Grill | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| Sep 23, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | West Kish Coffeehouse | Belleville, PA, US | |
| Sep 22, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | Mountainside Cafe | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| with Jon Felton and his Soulmobile | ||||
| Sep 20, 2006 Wednesday | 11:00 AM | Youngstown State University | Youngstown, OH, US | |
| Sep 15, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | Max Crema's Coffee and Espresso Bar | Fleetwood, PA, US | |
| Sep 9, 2006 Saturday | 6:00 AM | Bryan's Grove | State College, PA, US | |
| Sep 8, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Crimson Frog Coffeehouse | Camp Hill, PA, US | |
| Sep 7, 2006 Thursday | 10:00 PM | B21 | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Sep 3, 2006 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Penns Valley Conservation Association Crickfest | Coburn, PA, US | |
| Aug 26, 2006 Saturday | 9:00 PM | B21 | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Aug 21, 2006 Monday | 8:00 PM | The Phyrst | State College, PA, US | |
| Aug 20, 2006 Sunday | 7:00 PM | King Street Coffeehouse Jam | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Aug 18, 2006 Friday | 6:30 PM | Brews N Bytes | Danville, PA, US | |
| with Alicia Keister | ||||
| Aug 12, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Ragged Edge Coffeehouse | Gettysburg, PA, US | |
| Aug 12, 2006 Saturday | 3:00 PM | Norry Corn Fest | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Aug 11, 2006 Friday | 12:00 PM | The Daily Grind | Martinsburg, WV, US | |
| Aug 5, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Tin Angel | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| opening for Jeffrey Gaines | ||||
| Aug 3, 2006 Thursday | 6:00 PM | KClinger's | Hanover, PA, US | |
| Aug 1, 2006 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Sono Caffeine | South Norwalk, CT, US | |
| Jul 30, 2006 Sunday | 12:00 PM | MACC | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Jul 29, 2006 Saturday | 1:00 PM | New Columbia Street Festival | New Columbia, PA, US | |
| Jul 28, 2006 Friday | 12:00 AM | Father Folk Festival | Reading, PA, US | |
| Jul 22, 2006 Saturday | 12:00 AM | PA Singer-Songwriter Festival | Sunbury, PA, US | |
| Spyglass Ridge Winery | ||||
| Jul 21, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Chillin' Grounds Coffeehouse | Manheim, PA, US | |
| Jul 20, 2006 Thursday | 9:00 PM | B21 | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jul 15, 2006 Saturday | 7:30 PM | The Red Door at St. Mark's | West Orange, NJ, US | |
| Jul 15, 2006 Saturday | 12:55 PM | Black Potatoe Music Festival | Clinton, NJ, US | |
| Jul 13, 2006 Thursday | 9:00 PM | 101 Northumberland | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| with Will Markley and Nathaniel Hohol | ||||
| Jul 1, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Cool Beans Cafe and Candies | Mechanicsburg, PA, US | |
| Jun 29, 2006 Thursday | 9:00 PM | B21 | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jun 24, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | The Exchange | Winchester, VA, US | |
| Jun 22, 2006 Thursday | 8:45 PM | Crimson Frog Coffeehouse | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| Millennium Music Conference | ||||
| Jun 18, 2006 Sunday | 9:00 PM | Frostburg State University | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Jun 16, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | The Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 10, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Generoo Arts Festival | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Beaver Fair Grounds | ||||
| Jun 8, 2006 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 7, 2006 Wednesday | 6:30 PM | Front Street Station | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Jun 5, 2006 Monday | 8:00 PM | Buck the Stars | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Jun 4, 2006 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Potluck with Brad Yoder | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Jun 2, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | Max Crema's Espresso and Coffee Bar | Fleetwood, PA, US | |
| May 20, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | B21 | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| May 16, 2006 Tuesday | 8:00 PM | Musician Showcase with Tina Marie | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| HBN radio | ||||
| May 11, 2006 Thursday | 7:15 PM | Grape Street Pub | Philadelphia, PA, US | |
| May 8, 2006 Monday | 6:00 PM | Brook Park Farm Inn | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| with Brad Yoder | ||||
| May 6, 2006 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Mullica Hill Arts Festival | Mullica Hill, NJ, US | |
| May 5, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | Stir It Up | Mullica Hill, NJ, US | |
| Apr 29, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Frostburg State University Pealer Recital Hall | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Senior Guitar Recital | ||||
| Apr 27, 2006 Thursday | 8:30 PM | Blue Moose Cafe | Morgantown, WV, US | |
| with Brett Hammon and Andrew Slater | ||||
| Apr 21, 2006 Friday | 7:00 PM | Middlecreek Area Community Center | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| youth band night | ||||
| Apr 15, 2006 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Susquehanna Folk Music Society Songwriting Contest Finals | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| Apr 14, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Zelda's | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| Apr 8, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Monterey Pub | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Apr 7, 2006 Friday | 8:00 PM | Java Therapy | Lock Haven, PA, US | |
| Mar 17, 2006 Friday | 12:00 PM | Women Who Jam | Chicopee, MA, US | |
| Mar 3, 2006 Friday | 9:00 PM | The Alliway | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Mar 3, 2006 Friday | 12:00 AM | Whole Wheat Radio Featured Artist | http://www.wholewheatradio.com, AK, US | |
| Feb 16, 2006 Thursday | 7:00 PM | PCCA Coffeehouse/Marysville Tavern | Marysville, PA, US | |
| Feb 4, 2006 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsprot, PA, US | |
| Jan 21, 2006 Saturday | 5:30 PM | Stage Wisp at Deep Creek Lake | McHenry, MD, US | |
| opening for the Kennedys | ||||
| Jan 14, 2006 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Rea Coffeehouse | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| with Julie Lloyd and Sharon Davidson | ||||
| Jan 13, 2006 Friday | 7:30 PM | King St. Coffeehouse | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| the most attentive crowd ever | ||||
| Jan 5, 2006 Thursday | 8:00 PM | WestSide Cafe | Frederick, MD, US | |
| in the round with Karyn Oliver and David Alberding | ||||
| Dec 29, 2005 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Dec 22, 2005 Thursday | 6:00 PM | Rockstation Records | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Nov 18, 2005 Friday | 8:00 PM | Coffee and Tea Room | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| with Doug Alan Wilcox | ||||
| Oct 23, 2005 Sunday | 7:00 PM | Westside Cafe | Frederick, MD, US | |
| Featured Performer for Steve Key's Music Showcase | ||||
| Oct 20, 2005 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Underdogs with Sherri Mullen | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| Sherri Mullen and Friends Singer/Songwriter Night | ||||
| Oct 8, 2005 Saturday | 10:00 AM | Oktoberfest | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Oct 7, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Flystrip | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| with Ben Heathen | ||||
| Oct 6, 2005 Thursday | 12:00 PM | WVIA | Pittston, PA, US | |
| taping for George Graham's Homegrown Music Series | ||||
| Sep 24, 2005 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Goose Fest | Lewistown, PA, US | |
| Sep 9, 2005 Friday | 9:00 PM | Rosewood Theatre opening for Michael Glabicki | Morgantown, WV, US | |
| http://www.rosewoodtheatre.com | ||||
| Sep 4, 2005 Sunday | 12:00 AM | Crickfest | Coburn, PA, US | |
| Aug 26, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe with Ben Heathen | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| CD release for Ben's EP | ||||
| Aug 20, 2005 Saturday | 7:00 PM | West Kish Coffeehouse | Belleville, PA, US | |
| Aug 13, 2005 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Java Juice and Art | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Aug 3, 2005 Wednesday | 6:30 PM | Front St. Station | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Jul 29, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| split show with Ben Heathen and the album release for "Right, Right Now" | ||||
| Jul 23, 2005 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Equinox Cafe | Millheim, PA, US | |
| Jul 12, 2005 Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Webster's Bookstore Cafe | State College, PA, US | |
| Wordstock Festival | ||||
| Jul 9, 2005 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Mesierville Inn | Meiserville, PA, US | |
| Jun 24, 2005 Friday | 10:00 PM | Pazzo | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jun 23, 2005 Thursday | 11:00 PM | Millennium Music Conference/Epic Bar and Grill | Harrisburg, PA, US | |
| Jun 18, 2005 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Java Juice and Art | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jun 16, 2005 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 11, 2005 Saturday | 10:00 AM | Generoo Arts Festival | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Jun 11, 2005 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Singer-Songwriter Festival 2005 | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| http://www.singersongwriter.ws/festival/ | ||||
| Jun 10, 2005 Friday | 10:00 PM | Snapper's | Mechanicsburg, PA, US | |
| supporting Fink's Constant | ||||
| Jun 10, 2005 Friday | 8:00 PM | BJ's Steak and Ribs | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| opening for Bill Hudson | ||||
| Jun 4, 2005 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Cool Beans Coffee and Tea | Bellefonte, PA, US | |
| with Jim Colbert | ||||
| Jun 4, 2005 Saturday | 9:30 AM | Relay for Life | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Beaver Springs Fair Grounds | ||||
| Jun 3, 2005 Friday | 4:15 PM | Relay for Life | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Beaver Springs Fair Grounds | ||||
| May 13, 2005 Friday | 11:10 PM | Eagle's Club | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Mind Culture Original Music | ||||
| May 7, 2005 Saturday | 4:00 PM | Salem United Church | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| with Frostburg U.V.U.G.D. gospel choir, Hannah plays guitar for the Frostburg State University gospel choir band | ||||
| Apr 30, 2005 Saturday | 12:30 PM | Spring Fest | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| FSU Football Field | ||||
| Apr 8, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Storm Cellar | Cumberland, PA, US | |
| Apr 1, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| First Friday in downtown Selinsgrove | ||||
| Mar 30, 2005 Wednesday | 9:00 PM | Common Grounds | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Edgewood Commons Coffeehouse | ||||
| Mar 26, 2005 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Equinox Cafe | Millheim, PA, US | |
| Mar 19, 2005 Saturday | 10:00 PM | Bullfrog Brewery | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Feb 26, 2005 Saturday | 7:30 PM | King Street Coffeehouse | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Feb 11, 2005 Friday | 5:00 PM | Wild Mountain Cafe | Cumberland, MD, US | |
| http://www.wildmountaincafe.com | ||||
| Jan 29, 2005 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Acoustic Brew Coffeehouse | State College, PA, US | |
| opening for the Kennedys http://www.acousticbrew.org | ||||
| Jan 21, 2005 Friday | 7:00 PM | Palestine Cafe | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| opening for David Rovics http://www.davidrovics.com | ||||
| Jan 8, 2005 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jan 6, 2005 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jan 1, 2005 Saturday | 4:00 PM | Equinox | Millheim, PA, US | |
| New Year's Hoot | ||||
| Dec 11, 2004 Saturday | 9:00 PM | The Quiet Storm Coffeehouse | Pittsburgh, PA, US | |
| Dec 3, 2004 Friday | 5:00 PM | Tavern on Centre | Cumberland, MD, US | |
| Nov 19, 2004 Friday | 7:00 PM | The Palestine Cafe | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Nov 13, 2004 Saturday | 8:00 PM | Java, Juice, and Art | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Nov 12, 2004 Friday | 8:00 PM | The Loft/Lane Center at FSU | Frostburg, MD, US | |
| Oct 29, 2004 Friday | 5:00 PM | Tavern on Centre | Cumberland, MD, US | |
| Oct 23, 2004 Saturday | 7:00 PM | West Kish Coffeehouse | Belleville, PA, US | |
| Oct 17, 2004 Sunday | 2:00 PM | Marysville Tavern | Marysville, PA, US | |
| Benefit for Breast Cancer Society | ||||
| Oct 16, 2004 Saturday | 9:00 PM | Blue Moose Cafe | Morgantown, WV, US | |
| Oct 9, 2004 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Mulberry's | Danville, PA, US | |
| Oct 2, 2004 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Equinox Cafe | Millheim, PA, US | |
| Oct 1, 2004 Friday | 7:00 PM | Kind Cafe | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Sep 17, 2004 Friday | 6:00 PM | Center Hill Farm | Danville, PA, US | |
| Sep 9, 2004 Thursday | 12:00 PM | WVU Mountainlair | Morgantown, WV, US | |
| Sep 5, 2004 Sunday | 12:00 PM | Crickfest | Millheim, PA, US | |
| Aug 25, 2004 Wednesday | 6:30 PM | Front Street Station | Northumberland, PA, US | |
| Aug 19, 2004 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Aug 4, 2004 Wednesday | 7:00 PM | Will the Thrill Variety Show | Lewisburg, PA, US | |
| Jul 31, 2004 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Mulberry's | Danville, PA, US | |
| Jul 24, 2004 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Mulberry's | Danville, PA, US | |
| Jul 10, 2004 Saturday | 7:00 PM | Java, Juice, and Art | Williamsport, PA, US | |
| Jul 8, 2004 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Wordstock Festival | State College, PA, US | |
| Jun 26, 2004 Saturday | 6:00 PM | Selinsgrove Library Benefit | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 19, 2004 Saturday | 12:00 AM | Singer-Songwriter Festival | Bloomsburg, PA, US | |
| Jun 12, 2004 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Generoo Arts Festival | Beaver Springs, PA, US | |
| Jun 10, 2004 Thursday | 7:00 PM | Selin's Grove Brewery | Selinsgrove, PA, US | |
| Jun 5, 2004 Saturday | 7:30 PM | Phillip's Emporium | Bloomsburg, PA, US | |
| May 22, 2004 Saturday | 1:00 PM | Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival | Lewistown, PA, US | |
| May 1, 2004 Saturday | 12:00 PM | Springfest | Frostburg, MD, US | |