Saturday 11 May 2013: Darker Anomoanon

Very excited for the Baltimore premiere of I Used to Be Darker at 8pm on Saturday 11 May at the Charles Theater in Baltimore as part of the Maryland Film Festival.

Equally excited for the afterparty at the Metro Gallery, just down the block from the Charles, as it will bring Aram Stith, Jack Carneal and me together for the first time since 2008, constituting an Anomoanon quorum.  We will play several songs as a trio, and then be joined by long-time Ano-auxiliaries Dave Heumann and Walker Teret.  Also on the bill are Kim Taylor and Guy Blakeslee and the Entrance Band.  Interplay is expected.  Doors are at 9pm, music starts sometime after 10pm.

Buy Tickets for the afterparty Here

Buy Tickets for the film Here

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I Used to be Darker at CPH PIX 17 April 2013, or Man am I a terrible blogger

Man, I am a terrible blogger.  I didn't blog about the world premiere of I Used to be Darker at Sundance, or the international premiere at Berlinale, both of which also featured musical performances with Kim Taylor and, in Utah, Jack Carneal.  And here I am, only a day before I depart for Copenhagen, finally getting around to posting about going to the CPH PIX festival to present I Used to be Darker and perform, again with Kim Taylor.  I hope I will be more diligent about posting for the Maryland Film Festival in May.  People have been saying nice things about the film.  I think it turned out really well.

3 December 2012 Ned at the Southern opening for Richard Buckner

Monday, December 3, 2012.  I'll be playing solo.  Doors are at 7, and I'll be on at 8.
The Southern is a nice place on the downtown mall in Charlottesville, VA.
It has a nice soundsystem.
You should be able to hear very well.
Please pass the word.  Please come!

More exciting news about the premiere of the film I Used to be Darker tomorrow.

Old Calf at Blue Ridge Swim Club Father's Day 17 June 2012 at 6pm

Old Calf will play at the amazing Blue Ridge Swim Club on Father's Day 2012: Sunday, June 17.  If you've never been out to this 100-year-old, 100-yard long, spring-fed pool in Ivy, you're really missing something unique.  You definitely haven't seen Old Calf in a while, as we haven't played a show since I don't remember when, and I'm not sure when we'll play again, though I hope it won't be as long as this last wait.  

The show is free for members and $10 for non-member adults, and $5 for non-member kids.  This is the second year that BRSC has been putting on Sunday evening shows as a perk for members and to attract potential new members; they have a limited number of memberships available, and last year they sold out before Summer's end.  

Ned Oldham Electric Quartet with Jonathan Wilson Wednesday 16 May 2012 at The Southern

Last call for this one: Ned Oldham Electric Quartet featuring Matty Metcalfe on guitar, Brian Caputo on drums and Brian Chenault on bass, opening for Jonathan Wilson Wednesday 16 May 2012 at The Southern.  Do yourself a favor and go to Jonathan's page and check out his songs.  Then come down and buy the double vinyl album at the show.  Doors are at 7; we're on at 8.  Rok and Row!

Ned Oldham trio The Teeth at Maya, Thursday 10 May 2012 FREE SHOW

I'll be playing two sets with a trio of myself on acoustic and electric guitars, Brian Caputo on drums and Brian Chenault on bass at Maya in Charlottesville on Thursday 10 May 2012 from 9pm until midnight.  It's a free show and an intimate bar atmosphere.  Not too loud, but not too quiet either.  Might have a special guest or two.  It is a rockshow.  Good food at Maya, too.  Please Come.