I’m super geeked to be returning to Vinsanto this Sunday with my bandmates (above) and not just one but TWO sets of music.

We’ve expanded our repertoire with a bunch of cool jams from the 80s (some that might surprise you).

We’ll be playing the main room at Vinsanto on the westside from 4-6 p.m., this Sunday, November 10.

No cover and Riccardo always has discounted by-the-glasses and Roman-style pizza known as pinsa. Katie’s vocals have never sounded better and Lucky’s bass is as mean as bayou alligator!

Please come rock out with us.

The next night, Monday, November 11, I’ll be returning to Vinsanto from 7-8:30 p.m., to present a super cool winemaker, Niklas Foradori, from J. Hofstätter in Alto Adige.

This event is also free.

Man, this is Italian Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, and Gewürztraminer at its very best. And Niklas is super fun. And we will have some older vintages to pour as well.

The next night we’ll be doing the same event at 3 Parks (Old Fourth Ward) in Atlanta, Tuesday, November 12, 5:30-7 p.m.

I’m super stoked to be reconnecting with the amazing Sarah Pierre, 3 Parks owner, and her staff. I have a feeling that Hue Society will be there, too. Please join me.

DM me if you need more info or just show up. No need to register and no cost for any of these events.

In other news…

I’ve been taking a little break from blogging during the election season. Next week, I’ll pick up with my Roman tour and then my incredible Neapolitan tour. Can’t wait to dive back in.

Tracie, the girls, and I are disappointed with the election outcome, as you might imagine. But life moves forward, with school and music lessons and rehearsals and tennis clubs and poetry readings and band practice and our careers and our activism… It’s time for us to hunker down and be the best Americans we can be. We know we’ll cross the next bridges when we get there. In the meantime, G-d bless America and G-d bless all Americans.