The Texas Angels Tour continues, and I'll be in Austin tomorrow (Monday, May 22) for a radio appearance at 8:20 a.m. on the morning show at KLBJ 93.7--"Austin's Rock Classic." The program has been called "the Howard Stern show of Austin" and is one of the top-rated morning shows in the nation, so it should be pretty interesting, I'll bet. Sarah Sharp, Kristy Kruger, and I kicked off The Angels tour on Friday in Dallas at Bill's Tapes and Records before playing the All Good Cafe that evening in Deep Ellum. The Bill's show was actually caught on tape by Cindy Chaffin who runs the fabulous www.texasgigs.com. Cindy is so on the ball that our performance is already posted at http://www.texasgigs.com/news/2006/may/19/another-friday-afternoon-bills-records/ so I hope you'll take a few minutes to listen when you get a chance. I think you'll enjoy it. The recording really has that "live" feel and conveys the down-home atmosphere of Bill's free Friday lunch hour gatherings . . . only in Texas. It's going to be a busy music week, with two Austin shows coming up. On Tuesday night (May 23) I'll play Melissa Mullins' critically-acclaimed Writers Who Rock showcase series at El Mercado Music Lounge (1302 South First Street), and on Wednesday night The Angels will take the stage at Ruta Maya (3601 South Congress). Thursday (May 25) I'll be back in Houston for The Angels show at Cosmos Cafe from 8-10 p.m. (69 Heights Blvd at Washington Ave) before we head west again for a house concert in San Antonio on Friday night and an appearance at The Bugle Boy in La Grange on Saturday evening. All of the details are available on the calendar page of this site. The shows just keep lining up, and I got word today that the Austin American-Statesman will be doing a write-up soon, so I'll keep you posted on that and everything else as always. Y'all come!