Andrew Vladeck

Hope your summers are going swimmingly, be it water or whiskey or both.

It’s an honor to be asked to play The American Folk Art Museum this Friday Night. We’re performing in a diorama with little strings attached to levers and pulleys. Next to the early-modern mid-century matchbox sculpture. Or not. But either way, it will be aweseome.

This won’t be permanent exhibition, because I leave for EUROPE next month for THE WHEEL TOUR (End Up/Sonic Rendezvous). Tell yer friends and charter your Learjet early.   If you’re not on my mailing list, you can sign up using the form to the right and receive the title track to the album I’m touring!   Would love to have you!

Lastly, I’ll be posting new videos weekly until the tour, of new… more »

This video was filmed at my family’s home in Upstate New York, a cabin deep in the forest glade, where I enjoy the rustic life, and home-made apple pie.

This is part of a series of weekly videos in anticipation of my European Tour.  The first two weeks will feature traditional American folk songs, followed by new songs on the upcoming EP.

Love the different posters & flyers that have been made by local promoters - here are a few - thank you all!  Thanks to Wiebke at Here We Go Agency for putting all this together!

This video was filmed at my family’s home in Upstate New York, a cabin deep in the forest glade, where I enjoy the rustic life, and home-made apple pie.

This is the second of weekly videos in anticipation of my European Tour.  The first two weeks will feature traditional American folk songs, followed by new songs on the upcoming EP.    

This video is part of my “Influences Series.“  This is a cover of Mr. Hobart Smith’s 1940s recording of the English Folk Song turned Appalachian Mountain Ballad.

Hi friends,

As promised, here’s the first of weekly videos that I’ll be launching in anticipation of my European Tour.  The first two weeks will feature traditional American folk songs, followed by new songs on the upcoming EP.    This is a cover of Doc Boggs’ 1920s version of the Appalachian Mountain Ballad “Sugar Baby”

This video was filmed at my family’s home in Upstate New York, a cabin deep in the forest glade, where I enjoy the rustic life, and home-made apple pie.