I'm saying goodbye to the ‘Emerging Artist’ label. I'll be fully emerged and joined by Nashville pedal steel wiz Dave Ristrim along with my pals and long-time collaborators Steve Hanson and Jim Pipher. Come celebrate the release of my latest album, and the premiere of the new video — Lost Bird (Zintkála Nuni). A short Q&A will follow the video premiere with director Scott Feldmann.

The stories and songs of Brad Colerick. Also a screening of his latest music video Lost Bird (Zintkála Nuni). The short 6-minute film portrays the troubled life of a Lakota infant who survived the 1890 massacre at Wounded Knee, only to struggle with identity and acceptance in white high society along with the loss of her own cultural heritage and people. $18 advance, $20 at the door. Doors open at 6:15pm.

Deep Magic Song & Drawing Co. presents Brad Colerick in concert along with a premiere screening of the new video Lost Bird (Zintkála Nuni) plus two other short films — Hummingbird by Greg Porée, and Manzanar (Yuki) by Brad Colerick.

More details coming soon.

Hub & Soul is a free community event designed for people of all ages and backgrounds to celebrate music, local food, and Lincoln’s parks. While the event is free, food prepared by The Hub Café and local food trucks, as well as local craft beer, hard cider and beverages, will be available for purchase. However you choose to get to Hub & Soul, we will have the right parking options for you. Bikes can be locked up near the entrance and cars can be safely parked in the Assurity garage.

At Lost Parrot Cafe, 1929 Huntington Dr. in South Pasadena. 6pm doors, 7pm music. Food and full bar available at the venue. $15 corkage.

Maryland-born and Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Abby Litman is a voice of a new generation of songwriters who reckon with uncertain truths in a world that always seems ready to end at a moment’s notice. Her songs are timeless truths of the American experience, as seen from an L.A. vantage point. She’s a modern version of the marvelously idiosyncratic and bracingly honest Joni Mitchell with echoes of Carole King. The Furious Seasons are an acoustic trio with stories to tell. Acclaimed songwriter, singer and guitarist David Steinhart fashions songs that lyrically live on the hopeful side of melancholy. His brother Jeff Steinhart plays bass and Paul Nelson fills out the trio on guitar and harmony vocals. Inside their songs are tales of desperate situations, chronicles of life in 21st century Los Angeles, and stories of quietly heroic individuals, often told with a nod towards the inexorable passage of time.

Doors at 4pm. This San Francisco installment of the popular SoCal music series will feature Wine & Song favs Chauncey Bowers and Cynthia Carle. Brad Colerick and his house band — David Plenn and Peter Freiberger will also contribute to this magical evening.

The influence of songwriting heroes Randy Newman and John Prine can be discerned in Chauncey Bowers’ biting wit and wordplay. His sly new album, The Benefit of Doubt, dives back into the metaphysically corkscrewed universe of his 2014 debut, Rumors of Reason. Cynthia Carle has been a frequent musical contributor to Comedy Central Stage’s Sit N Spin and I Love a Good Story. She and collaborator Mark Nutter received rave reviews for their musical Christmas Smackdown, in its production at iO in Chicago, and at the Laurie Beechman in New York. Cynthia appeared in the Stuart Gordon-Mark Nutter hit, Re-Animator the Musical at the Steve Allen Theater in Los Angeles, where it received five Ovation Award nominations. Billboard Magazine called Brad Colerick “One of a baker’s dozen of acts to watch in the folk community around the world.” Colerick has been presenting Wine & Song since 2009. The Pasadena Weekly called it “an inviting community hub for musicians, songwriters, wine-geeks and music fans.…”

2:00 doors.

This Solvang edition of the popular Los Angeles music series, Wine & Song, will feature Chauncey Bowers, Cynthia Carle, plus Brad Colerick and his house band — David Plenn and Peter Frieberger.

The influence of songwriting heroes Randy Newman and John Prine can be discerned in Chauncey Bowers’ biting wit and wordplay. His sly new album, The Benefit of Doubt, dives back into the metaphysically corkscrewed universe of his 2014 debut, Rumors of Reason.

Cynthia Carle has been a frequent musical contributor to Comedy Central Stage’s Sit N Spin and I Love a Good Story. She and collaborator Mark Nutter received rave reviews for their musical Christmas Smackdown, in its production at iO in Chicago, and at the Laurie Beechman in New York. Cynthia appeared in the Stuart Gordon-Mark Nutter hit, Re-Animator the Musical at the Steve Allen Theater in Los Angeles, where it received five Ovation Award nominations.

Billboard Magazine called Brad Colerick “One of a baker’s dozen of acts to watch in the folk community around the world.” Colerick has been presenting Wine & Song since 2009. The Pasadena Weekly called it “an inviting community hub for musicians, songwriters, wine-geeks and music fans.…”