The wonderful people of Sacramento, Harlow’s warm vibes, mixed with a sold out crowd helped close out the final solo show of The 2011 Left Coast Tour. The Eighteen Minutes Introduction gathered more steam and was followed by Happy New Year, kicking of a very fun show.

This intimate evening featured something for everyone with several stories, a few sing along tunes and multiple requests including one of Todd’s favorite Jerry Jeff Walker’s tunes, Stoney.

The enthusiastic San Francisco crowd always brings the most unique and positive vibes into the Great American Music Hall and this was another unforgettable show.

Several story songs begin the show before another must hear version of the Bob Dylan story. As the energy continues to build, sing along tunes Alright Guy and Runaround Sue make appearances, as the unofficial theme song of the city Relax Your Mind closes the show.

Santa Cruz is one of Todd’s favorite stomping grounds and they welcomed him back with open arms. There was no shortage of excitement and energy in the Rio Theater despite the ‘lack’ of booze served on a Friday night. The Eighteen Minutes Intro and powerful greeting from the full house kicked the show off with a bang as the good vibes on and off stage continued to build. All My Life and Carla made rare appearances this week, along with local favorite tunes Beer Run and Santa Cruz. The entire house singing along to Relax Your Mind capped off a perfect show.

This show felt more like a Saturday than a Wednesday night in Solana Beach. The very excited Belly Up crowd provided many requests as Todd did his best to grant them all. Highlights include East Nashville Skyline, a slow soulful version of Sideshow Blues, tip of the hat to Arlo and a great story about Todd’s dog Cowboy Jim. The evening wraps up with a couple classic sing along tunes, Enjoy Yourself and Runaround Sue.

The left coast 2011 tour kicked off with a very special show in Los Angeles which was dedicated to the memory of Bob Mercer. Along with classic versions of the Bob Dylan and KK Rider stories, this show also features unforgettable versions of Just Like Old Times and Rose City. The encore included one of everyone’s favorite Stone’s tunes Far Away Eyes and closed with a very fitting Enjoy Yourself.

The Paradise Rock Club was packed for this Saturday evening show. Once again there was an overwhelming amount of good energy in the room and on stage, as there are too many set highlights to list. Keep Off The Grass includes the Bob Dylan story and be sure to check out the crowd sing along tunes Beer Run, Runaround Sue and Stuck On The Corner. Tonight’s encore and this weeks run of shows closed with two very fitting covers, Come From The Heart and Relax Your Mind.

The sold out crowd in Hudson, NY was treated to very special guest, Keith Christopher sitting in on guitar throughout the show. The setlist kicks off with Sideshow Blues and some great dueling acoustic guitars on Is This Thing Working. Good times continued on and off stage with Stuck On The Corner, Moondawg’s Tavern and a serious attempt of Subterranean Homesick Blues. Following the story of how they met, Todd and Keith break into a classic version of Ride Me Down Easy.