Eisley at The Loft

As an admirer of music, a concert is a must experience. I've been to concerts in the past, but never anything I'll reminisce about in the future. Seeing my favorite band live was a goal I'd hoped for for a long time, and the opportunity arrrived when Eisley made a stop in Atlanta. First of all, I have only driven to Atlanta once, and I had help. Now I was in charge of navigating and finding my way to a small venue.

The possibility of driving there was daunting but I felt nothing was going to hold me back. I had to see my favorite band live. Obviously since I'm writing this, I made it to the venue and arrived back.

Not to say I didn't encounter a couple agitated beeping horns, and mishaps where I took wrong turns.

As I arrived at the venue I realized the band had been moved to the venue, The Vinyl, so I headed next door. Upon entering, I could feel the anticipation building of seeing Eisley live. The two opening acts warmed up the increasing crowd. Thankfully this wasn't a packed audience, and the venue was set up in a cozy bar enviroment. Finally, after two hours, Eisley arrived on stage. The crowd greeted them in cheers and as the first song began the audiene applauded their choice to start with.

The next thirty minutes flew by with each song. Every time a favorite song was played the crowd conveyed their approval cheers. Various times cameras flashed as the crowd attempted to caputure the moments digitally.

As the last song played the crowd grew quiet so they could cherish the last time they would probably see Eisley in this area for a while. After the band left the stage a few die-hard fans remained to root for an encore, but it was final, the band was finished as it drew near midnight.

I had plenty of time to reflect on the great time I had at the concert. The night went by so fast that it didn't seem real. I still have to look over my pictures I have to convince myself I was actually there. 

My Next Novel: Absolution

Next month I'll begin writing another novel, and have titled, and written a synopsis already! I can't wait to begin it next month. As for last year's novel, The Hunting of Jack Owens, I haven't forgetten it. Before I even attempt to publish it I want to make sure I edit it, and it's at the best quality it can be before then. It may be a while before I have that finished product, but it will eventually get there. Below you will find a desciption of this year's work I'll be writing.

Synopsis: Ella’s devastated reaction remains vividly with Jude even though a year has passed since her realization of his infidelity, and her death. Everything in his life has became obsolete but on thing, Jude’s need to receive her forgiveness. The inability to receive that leaves him hopeless. One day Jude attempts to take his own life, but discovers in the process a new dimension through a mirror that allows him to make contact with Ella. His contact with her is cut short after he is discovered, and pulled back from the grips of death. Jude’s newfound knowledge of the power of the mirror has him set out on a mission to become closer to her by the risk of being close to death. As friends, and family become scared for his life, and sanity, his need to not only be near her grows, but also his need to gain her absolution