"House Concerts - you and the music. No distractions."
Drew Nelson
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Host Recommendations: 1
Member since: 2008-12-15
Home: Grand Rapids, MI, US
Frequently Tours: MI, IA, IL, TX, OH, Western Europe
# of Members: 1 or 2
Sound Equipment: Please Inquire
Main Instrument: Vocals, Guitar
Other Instruments: Mandolin, Banjo
Genre: Folk, Americana/ Folk
Style: Varied
Content: Mainstream
Rating: G - PG
Quotes
Drew is one of my favorite new artists - an excellent guitarist as well as an accomplished songwriter. His songs sound like the rest of us feel. After so many years at the mercy of the high and mighty his characters are anything but defeated. They are dazed, angry, amazed and climbing. - John Gorka
Recommendations from hosts
Bio
Drew is one of my favorite new artists - an excellent guitarist as well as an accomplished songwriter. His songs sound like the rest of us feel. After so many years at the mercy of the high and mighty his characters are anything but defeated. They are dazed, angry, amazed and climbing. - John Gorka
Recommendations from hosts
May 2009
We had an awesome kickoff! Drew was fantastic (no surprise) - both as a dinner guest and musician. Everyone that was there said they loved it and will definitely be at the next show. Drew was exactly the sort of musician we were looking for. His songs are topical and smart. The st...
We had an awesome kickoff! Drew was fantastic (no surprise) - both as a dinner guest and musician. Everyone that was there said they loved it and will definitely be at the next show. Drew was exactly the sort of musician we were looking for. His songs are topical and smart. The st...
Bio
"Every song bristles with sincerity, spirituality, and a keen insight about real life and real people that makes this the best acoustic singer-songwriter CD you'll probably hear this year" -John Sinkevics , The Grand Rapids Press
Dusty Road to Beulah Land is a rich and thoughtful book of stories. Drew Nelson has the ability to write with conviction about the struggles of working people, the miner, the farmer, the steel plant worker, just trying to get by. Songs touch on his participation i...
