On a Midwest tour behind Follow The Voices, Geoffrey Louis Koch recorded a Daytrotter session, visited the Field of Dreams, and watched Ferguson explode on the news. A dispatch from the road during one of America’s most difficult moments of the era.

Pretend You're Playing Red Rocks

2,087 miles, eight days after it ended — Geoffrey Louis Koch recaps the Follow The Voices Midwest tour with Ross Christopher. Empty rooms turned into the best shows he’s ever played, a Daytrotter session in the middle, and a St. Louis CD release show that birthed the record.

She Was Standing On Home Plate

Geoffrey Louis Koch dispatches from a frozen Panera in Iowa City — Super 8 regrets, Chicago traffic turning a new leaf, a Daytrotter anxiety attack, zombie survival strategy with Ross, and a grandmother standing on home plate at the Field of Dreams asking how to make her granddaughter famous.

The Chess Match Of Car Sleeping

Geoffrey Louis Koch wakes up in a motel parking lot in Champaign to a death scowl at 6:30am, freezes in a Panera, critiques a $5.25 veggie burger, and philosophizes about the chess match of finding the perfect car sleeping spot before heading to Uncommon Ground in Chicago with Ross.