This will be a very special show, including both Scott Gratton and Paul Gratton, together for the first time in two years. The set will feature new songs as well as old favorites, so if you’re anywhere the Triangle in NC c’mon out!

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It’s  been a busy winter, with the release of Winteresque and a smattering of shows around the Northwest. Springtime is going to be a season of renewal for Finn Miles – let me share.

First, Winteresque was the end of an era for Finn Miles. It was a collaborative project between Paul and Scott Gratton, written at a time when Finn Miles played as a 5 piece and 3 piece band. Now that Finn Miles is located in Oregon, it’s looking more and more like a solo endeavor with a handful of periodic collaborators.

Second, Weiv has become a bigger part of the shows. I have been busy blogging at the Weiv site, and am looking forward to sharing more interactive scenes in the near future.

Because of these changes I am taking a step back, looking at revamping the Finn Miles look, sound and show. Don’t worry, there will still be a handful of Central Oregon shows in the spring and early summer, but I’d like to journey further out, to Portland and Seattle more often. To do so, I need to tighten a few things up and work on the “business” side of music, making connections and finding new venues.

I encourage you to stay connected. A lot of new music and art is going to come out of this update.

•  Keep an eye on Finnmiles.com
• “Like” Finn Miles on Facebook
• Follow @Pgratton01 on Twitter

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Enjoy “No you don’t have to go now” (Live at Silver Moon Taproom in Bend, Oregon).

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