making some pretty worthy explorations in song writing, taking some pretty interesting twists and turns in his career, all being more and more intriguing with every thing he pens. Having released his debut album fifteen years ago, he has made quite a reputation for himself over the years. Especially when he performs live, delivering such honest accounts of himself through his autobiographical style of writing. He has experimented with various tunings over time, but remained true to his acoustic guitar and his voice when it comes to the live shows. The audience are in awe, as they sing along, enjoying themselves a great deal. “Saints & Sinners” makes a great impression on the audience who at first want to of course hear Casey sing his own song in this intimate venue but of course soon enough, he encourages them to get involved. It’s great fun as he closes his set with “Sweet Suburban Sky” leaving this audience with something to write home about.
The Strokes
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