Join Ferrill for a night of stories and songs with two Mobile, Alabama legends: Molly Thomas and Ryan Balthrop.
Ferrill Gibbs is an author, musician, and podcaster from Mobile, Alabama, whose songs have been featured in American Songwriter and CMJ.
He lives in "The Sticks" of West Mobile, using his home studio to interview the native artists around Mobile who are currently making the music scene surge.
He's got a bomb dog named Louie and a horse named Axl (yes, named after that Axl), and a wife named Fish who together have put everything they've had into making music, books, and art over the past decade or so.
Ferrill's also got a brand new band, All The Kimonos
You can get the albums here on iTunes (or hear them for free on YouTube), the book is on Amazon, and the podcast is here.
Enjoy!
Previous events
"Evolution of Songwriting" $20/Ticket
Catch All The Kimonos when they open for Ansley Stewart in mystical Athens, GA, then stick around for a night of Ansley's music and her killer band.
Hear the debut of Ferrill's brand new band, All the Kimonos, which features Mobile's prodigal guitarist and music arranger, Brent Busby. Opening is Atlanta's golden-voiced songwriter, Ansley Stewart.
Come out for stories, cocktails, and music as Ferrill formally releases his debut novel to the quaintest little bookstore in the South, Page and Palette.
Join Ferrill in celebration of his debut novel, The Secret Island of Edgar Dewitt, at Southern Living's #1 Bar in the South...
Ferrill Gibbs and the Ad Hoc Band
Moonlight On The Mountain, 585 Shades Crest Road, Birmingham
Ferrill Gibbs and Co. will return for their second show at Brimingham's beloved Moonlight On The Mountain to play brand new songs from a brand new album. $15 person.
Ferrill Gibbs w/ Ingrid Felts
Moonlight On The Mountain, 585 Shades Crest Road, Birmingham
Mobile, Al songwriter Ferrill Gibbs will assemble a family band to perform his songs of grit and gristle in an intimate, Birmingham venue. Ingrid Felts opens...
In The Studio
Athens, GA
Ferrill's currently putting the final touches on his sophomore Album, Significant Trees.
