<h2>December 10th @ 8PM</h2>

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“It’s about time” seems to be the consensus that Brett Hughes is due, finally, for a debut solo record. He’s been asked, for years now, when it was going to happen, by friends and strangers, by local music writers and venue owners, booking agents, family members and of course, other musicians. He’s been busy piling up songs and playing them at all kinds of gigs, from weddings and parties to farms and farmer’s markets, on Mardi Gras floats and ferry-boats, at ski areas and on back porches, at harvest festivals, barbeques and at Bonnarroo.

He’s opened shows for Willie Nelson, Dr. John, Leon Russell, Kasey Musgraves, Rodney Crowell, Norman Blake, The Ramones, English Beat and Cat Power and jazz legend Jimmy Smith. He’s toured with Mike Gordon (of Phish) & Ramble Dove, plays guitar in a recording side project with Eugene Hutz of Gogol Bordello, and has welcomed hundreds of musicians to the tiny stage of Burlington, Vermont’s Radio Bean as the host of a ten-years-long weekly residency, Honky Tonk Tuesday. And Levon Helm once told him, “just keep playing and be sure to enjoy the hell out of it,” to which Brett replied “hell, Levon—I’m a lifer.”

Brett knows that creating music is a fundamentally collaborative and collective process, that listening and responding and connecting are elemental to crafting something lasting and vital. He’s honored to share the songs that make it on this record with everyone that has and will shape them—musicians and listeners and producers, engineers, presenters and promoters.