Tim Easton Songwriting Workshop August 10 – 13th, Register now
Americana folk-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tim Easton presents a tour of adventurous new Americana folk-rock music for audiences across South Central Alaska and nurtures Alaska’s singer-songwriters statewide for a workshop in writing new songs and emerging to the next stage of their professional development.
Song Writing Workshop- Full
August 10-13 | 6-9 PM + Friday concert 8/13. Participation is limited. Workshop fee is $250 per person for four days, including dinner at 6pm each night. Limited special lodging rates at Old Town Bed and Breakfast for participants outside of Homer ($450 for shared, $550 for private). Youth Scholarships are also available.
House Concert- Sold Out
August 13th 7pm | Suggested donation $20
A mainstay of American roots music for more than 20 years, Tim Easton crafts songs that blur the lines between folk, blues, and workingman’s rock & roll.
It’s an honest sound influenced not only by the flat-pickers and folksingers who came before him, but also the arc of Easton’s own experience. Born within a stone’s throw of the Niagara River, he spent his childhood in upstate New York and midwestern Ohio, raised on the sounds of trailblazers like Doc Watson and Woody Guthrie. Following in his heroes’ footsteps, he grew into a modern-day troubadour, busking his way around Europe for the better part of a decade before heading back home to America. Although he eventually settled in East Nashville, his touring schedule continued to take him across much of the world, from barroom gigs in rural Alaska to festival appearances in Russia.