House shows allow community to happen, and music is the catalyst.

Picture this. You invite 20-30 people over to your house for a party. A few musicians come over and set up a small sound system in your living room. They beat you in ping-pong. You beat them in good looks. Then we all mosey out to the living room and listen to some chill and not-so-chill Jesus songs.

Shows in homes are special because they’re stripped of all the frills to become intimate. They make it more vulnerable—for all of us—to share music this way.

Picture this. You send your ministry leader an email. He has no idea who “Ryan Tee Bones” even is. You convince him it’s a good idea. The community comes out. Your kids director sobs the entire time. Jesus comes back.

Church buildings are one of my favorite places to play music, and my emphasis is to provide light and love in the heaviness of everyday life.

If you can be the point-person to set it up, or give me some contact info for your pastor or events coordinator, I’d love to make it happen.

Depending on the vibe you’re going for, we can discuss three options:

Solo Show - I show up with two guitars and a sound system. Think simple, intimate, and reflective.

Trio Show - A guitarist, a violinist, and a pianist walk into a bar. just kidding. But this is my most popular option as it’s lively, yet captivating and rich.

Full Band Show - I bring 5 other dudes to come make this thing insane: me, a pianist, a strings player, an electric guitar player, a bassist, and a drummer. Think full, electric, and anthemic.

Money is awkward, but i’d love to provide for my family, so it’s kinda necessary.

That said, I consider it a gift to be able to come play music for you and your friends, so let’s chat about it. Shoot me a message below and we can get into the details. I like to work it out on a case-by-case basis.