Seth's blog

I've been off the road for just over three weeks now and will be leaving today for NYC to kick off my tour, which will keep me out until the end of April.

The inevitable family snowball fight is not just a humiliating sad reminder that I, as the middle child, should have paid more attention in little league and gym class, but it is a firm family tradition that is as old as dirt.

Halloween In West Virginia: “we didn’t steal your candy mister”

Seth Glier starts his "Offsetting The Trouble Tour" with shows in Portland, ME and New York City. Join Seth and Ryan as they pack up to leave and as Seth wears a 1970's vintage red suit in New York City.

Just prior to a show in St. Paul, Minnesota at Ginkgo’s coffeehouse, I was setting up the merch table when I over heard an older couple talking about a transsexual strip club downtown, which uses antique medical equipment for décor. “Wow,” I said, “you guys seem like interesting people to know. My name is Seth.” They introduced themselves as Gerri and Jim and they come to Ginkgo’s every week to enjoy live music without the bar atmosphere or smell of booze.

What began as a beautiful summer day quickly turned to dark and gloomy skies by the early afternoon of our kick off concert and Planting Party on Saturday August 22^nd.

For the first time in my life I find myself speechless at least several times throughout the day. Some of this is simply because I don’t understand a word the Scottish are saying and some is because I am so overwhelmed and thankful to have the opportunity to be here. I’m humbled by how big and beautiful the world really is…. “Toto we’re not in Shelburne Falls anymore”. I am in Edinburgh, Scotland on my debut UK tour supporting a run of dates for Rachael Sage at the worlds’ largest arts festival, The Edinburgh Festival Fringe.