Last night I had the opportunity to play violin with Geoff Koch and open for Gregory Alan Isakov. We played The Old Rock House in St. Louis (easily my favorite venue) to a packed crowd - even the balcony was packed! So thanks to everyone that came out to the show!
If you're not familiar with his work, its brilliant! Its atmospheric and folksy in just the right way. Here's a couple pics and a video of Gregory doing his thing. Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
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Showing posts with label old rock house. Show all posts
Friday, May 18, 2012
Opening for Gregory Alan Isakov
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
electric violin,
gregory alan isakov,
live music,
old rock house,
ross christopher
Sunday, April 29, 2012
A Recent Review
Last week I had the opportunity of opening for Dar Williams, with Caleb Travers. It was a great night of music, stories, and community. The room was filled with eager fans to hear the tunes and the stories behind them. Somewhere hidden in the audience was a staff writer from 88.1FM KDHX. They were taking notes and later wrote this:
"The evening started with Caleb Travers sneaking on stage and easing into his first tune before I realized he was there. Travers is a St. Louis native guitar picker and singer-songwriter that mines tunes from the same vein of love, loss and traveling as artists like Fred Eaglesmith or John Denver. He was joined on stage by Ross Christopher, whose harmonies soared and violin added a tasteful touch to the songs instead of feeling tacked on...A few songs into his set, Travers mentioned that it was good to play a short opening set for “people who give a shit.” I can’t speak for the rest of the crowd, but I’m pretty sure that part of it was his own energy coming back at him. It was apparent that Travers and Christopher have worked together for a while, as they were choosing what to play on the fly. Along with tunes from Travers’ most recent album they performed a cover of the Everly Brothers’ “Bye Bye Love” that would surely get the stamp of approval from Phil and Don themselves."
Thanks to KDHX for the kinds words and for everyone in attendance!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
caleb travers,
dar williams,
KDHX,
old rock house
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Doubt Brings Hope
Sunday night, I had the amazing opportunity to open for the uber-talented Priscilla Ahn at The Old Rock House in St. Louis. Here's a video of my tune, 'DOUBT BRINGS HOPE.' It's the first time I've played with it as a loop, and I think it turned out well! Enjoy...
Peace,
Ross
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
doubt brings us hope,
old rock house
Monday, October 10, 2011
The Old Rock House
Last night I had the awesome opportunity to open for Priscilla Ahn at The Old Rock House in St. Louis. It was a great venue with a great staff and sound! Thanks SO VERY MUCH to everyone that came out and supported! If you missed it, here's some pics from the show...






Peace,
Ross
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
old rock house
Monday, April 25, 2011
The Civil Wars (Live in St Louis)
On Saturday night I caught The Civil Wars in St Louis at The Old Rock House. It was an incredibly intimate show, and The Civil Wars put on a mesmerizing performance. I've never heard vocals blend and move and dance like these 2!
Here's a couple quick videos I was able to get from the show. Enjoy!
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter!
Peace,
Ross
Here's a couple quick videos I was able to get from the show. Enjoy!
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
old rock house,
the civil wars
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