Balloons, a getaway car with zero visibility, and a fashion coincidence with Gregory Alan Isakov himself — this is my story of the night The Weatherman was born.
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Geoffrey Louis Koch reflects on “Gold Dust” — his song about the evening of 4th of July in St. Louis in 2001. Fireworks, darkness, friends glowing beside you, and the agreement to be surprised.
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From a haunted duplex on Delmar in St. Louis to 500 shows across the United States — Geoffrey Louis Koch traces his performing history through three setlist books and two decades of passionate, hard-won music.
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Geoffrey Louis Koch revisits “Chasing After You” — his most recognized song, his road battle axe, recorded live on the path in front of Titans Stadium in East Nashville. Originally recorded for his 2004 debut Throwing Rocks At Your Ghost — still beloved two decades later.
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Ten years since Geoffrey Louis Koch stood at the Golden Gate Bridge with the hottest cup of coffee in human history and played a house show in Oakland that night. A meditation on brave recklessness, watching something burn out, and the long foggy sprint home.
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Geoffrey Louis Koch lands in Phoenix, gets ambushed by a forgotten memory at Sky Harbor baggage claim, finds Phoenix’s answer to Barista Parlor, and plays Fiddler’s Dream tomorrow at 8pm. No humidity. Wholly grateful.
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Geoffrey Louis Koch reflects on November 2015 speeding up and slowing down — Arlo Guthrie on Thanksgiving, songs finding their identity, the red in every pink, beauty in an apartment parking lot, and running up and down the street like George Bailey.
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