Warming up to promote his next album, Fall In, due out in January, and an EP, Honeybees Falling, scheduled for release next month, Sean Hayes visits The Independent again to share his folkish coastal drive music tonight. Over the years his music has gone from stripped down lo-fi acoustic recordings [1999's A Thousand Tiny Pieces and 2002's Lunar Lust] to traveling vagabond blues-folk [2003's unforgettable Alabama Chicken] to a groovy and fuller freak-folk sound [2006's Big Black Hole and Little Baby Star and 2007's Flowering Spade] and now with Fall In he follows the trend of his past two albums with a more upbeat and lovable feel. I highly recommend witnessing this man live in all his glory.
Opening will be the Bay Area’s .
Sean Hayes – 
All For Love from Flowering Spade (2007)