Performing for my first time at Dwyer's, on the final day of Canal Fest of the Tonawandas!
“(On “Some Days”) you find something closer to Jackson Browne or James Taylor than say, Neil Young or John Prine. He isn’t writing with any expectations of impressing a listener but allowing his songs to hold their attention. And he does……
…..His lyrics fortunately aren’t elementary. Davey has a good grasp of what he needs to say, says it intelligently, avoids at best any cliches & gets the drama across lightly, especially on tunes like “Travelogue.”
Davey has lots of lovely melodies & tells a compelling story. He layers instruments carefully & all his songs have an atmospheric quality. His tune “Texaco Sign” is an excellent track. A touch of Neil Young-harmonica & it becomes a road lullaby. This is where Davey O should be – he does this well. He could make a truck driver cry with this kind of composition……
I’m familiar with Davey O’s work from years ago & he’s consistently poignant in how he approaches his repertoire. Let’s not have to wait 6 years for another.” – John Apice, Americana Highways
Performing for my first time at Dwyer's, on the final day of Canal Fest of the Tonawandas!
I am honored to be invited to provide an opening set for Jim Lauderdale at Buffalo's legendary honky-tonk, The Sportmen's Tavern!
$20 advance, $25 at the door
A doubleheader Sunday begins with my very first appearance at Taste of Buffalo! Stage location - Mohawk Street.
Making my debut at Duende!
“One of these artists who takes a modicum of musical coal and squeezes it hard enough to produce some diamonds is the acclaimed singer-songwriter Davey O who has supported many top tier artists throughout his career. His new ten-song collection “…a bright horizon line,” is a continuation of this concise singer-songwriter’s testament of absorbing story songs. ”