Seaweed Sway presents Obo Martin & The Light Switches: a night of songs & stories (($15 before/$20 day of show))
SEE EVENT DETAILSObo Martin
Obo Martin is a San Francisco-born Native and traveling troubadour whose storytelling songs style is a mix of spoken word, comedy, and true tales of adventure and the miraculous.
Obo's new album SpellBreaker is here: https://obomartin.bandcamp.com/
The Light Switches
Michael Musika and Eric Kuhn.
Seaweed Sway
Seaweed Sway is an evolving project. creating, collaborating, & sharing>>> music and yoga, mostly in the sf bay area>>> with an intent to cultivate community.
i love the satisfaction of a great night of music, so am attempting to facilitate and support these happenings.
--- Jessie Woletz, Seaweed Sway
"there are heroes in the seaweed..." -leonard cohen
"Local promoter and show booker Jessie Woletz is sort of an oxymoron. She's a powerhouse hippie. She's constantly in motion -- booking, presenting, and promoting two to eight eclectic new weird folk shows a month at various San Francisco venues. Yet she's also peacefully in touch with her chakras (she teaches gentle hatha yoga)." Emily Savage, SF Weekly.
Obo Martin
Obo Martin is a San Francisco-born Native and traveling troubadour whose storytelling songs style is a mix of spoken word, comedy, and true tales of adventure and the miraculous.
Obo's new album SpellBreaker is here: https://obomartin.bandcamp.com/
The Light Switches
Michael Musika and Eric Kuhn.
Seaweed Sway
Seaweed Sway is an evolving project. creating, collaborating, & sharing>>> music and yoga, mostly in the sf bay area>>> with an intent to cultivate community.
i love the satisfaction of a great night of music, so am attempting to facilitate and support these happenings.
--- Jessie Woletz, Seaweed Sway
"there are heroes in the seaweed..." -leonard cohen
"Local promoter and show booker Jessie Woletz is sort of an oxymoron. She's a powerhouse hippie. She's constantly in motion -- booking, presenting, and promoting two to eight eclectic new weird folk shows a month at various San Francisco venues. Yet she's also peacefully in touch with her chakras (she teaches gentle hatha yoga)." Emily Savage, SF Weekly.
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