Live

My first memories of performing for an audience are scattered recollections of piano recitals. Once I got comfortable in my own skin on stage around the age of 13, I played keyboards in a Paul McCartney tribute show at Sportsmen's Tavern in Buffalo, a venue that became fundamental in my early career as a performer.

My schoolmates and I formed a cover band called The Public that played a circuit of school stages, porches, and bars around town, most notably the now-defunct Sugar City on the West Side.

Since then, performance has moved to the back burner in favor of studio arrangements more elaborate than I could bear to replicate live. Still, I've played a handful of acoustic sets in Pittsburgh like the ones below.

If you'd like me to play at your event, ask nicely and I'll probably do it!