I love the EV infrastructure in Ireland and the UK. It seems that every gas station I’ve been to has EV charging. It’s everywhere. But it floors me that they won’t allow FSD.

Gimme Three Steps is an absolute mind-bender to try and play and sing on the suitcase drum, but it's totally worth it.

That Ain't My Truck by Rhett Akins. 90s country heartbreak at its finest.

I would love for Amkrak to even be 1/2 as good as trains in Europe

Once I started treating every gig as a chance to capture content, everything changed. Full episode of Mic Check is on YouTube.

Fool Hearted Memory by George Strait. One of his early ones that deserves more love.

The Thrill Is Gone by B.B. King. I always have to sneak a little blues into a country set.

Remind me again why I don’t just move to Scotland?

I immediately get excited when I see a small restaurant or pub with a fireplace. Scotland and Ireland have this figured out.

Two Dozen Roses by Shenandoah. The cure for an empty dance floor.

And another full Scottish breakfast. I don’t even care, I’ll eat it every day.

Every time I play "Everlong," there are always at least a few people over the age of 30 that instantly turn and give a nod of approval. I love me some Foo Fighters. #everlong #foofighters #90srock #acousticcover #livemusic #guitarcover #coversongs

Alisha and I got a chance to perform at an open mic in Edinburgh last night. That was so much fun and the crowd was amazing. The music scene here is incredible.

Building the suitcase drum cost me a total of $5 at Goodwill and some spare drum parts that I had lying around. By far the best investment in music gear I've ever made.

Full Scottish breakfast

Just got to Scotland late this afternoon. Man, I’m remembering just how beautiful it is. First order of business is some haggis.

The Chair by George Strait. The shortest and sweetest song he ever released.

Seminole Wind by John Anderson, built live with a loop pedal.

The right covers can be the difference between a one-time gig and a regular spot. Full episode of Mic Check is on YouTube.

A good day indeed