For those of you who have not heard Iain or his incredible story, I urge you to tune in! If you have heard Iain before, I know that you would not miss it!

The Australian born singer-songwriter spent five years living and working on war-ravaged islands in the South Pacific. Working for the Australian Foreign Ministry, Iain was assigned to the region to help in the peace process and healing process as the region recovered from a bitter civil war. While there, Iain learned the native Pidgin dialect and began writing songs in both English and Pidgin that shared the experiences of the people and their struggles.

Now living in Washington DC, Iain has emerged on the folk circuit as an energetic and captivating performer, known for sharp wit and intimate connection with his audience.

You can tune into TRADITIONS this Sunday from 3 to 6pm on WFDU – 89.1FM in the NYC metro area or you can listen on line at www.wfdu.fm .

Iain will also be appearing in the Garden State next week!

On Wednesday March 21 at 7 p.m., Iain will appear at The Acoustic Cafe at Coffee Works 910 Berlin Rd., Voorhees, NJ (near Philly) . For information you can call 856 784-5282.

If you are in North or Central NJ, you can catch Iain when he performs at “The Place” – a superb house concert series run by Amy Blake (who has been a guest on Traditions). The evening begins at 6:00 pm with a pot-luck dinner and the music follows at 7:00. Reservations are required and you can e-mail Amy at Jamask8@comcast.net or call her at 973-992-7491 to reserve a seat and get the location/directions. This is a SUNDAY evening show in a warm intimate space. Opening the show will be another artist who has appeared on Traditions, Rich Deans!