We were blessed to again host Nashville singer/songwriter Christopher Williams on January 25th!
It was an awesome concert, probably one of the most flawless live performances we’ve ever seen! Christopher was in top form, and his musicianship was only matched by his personable demeanor. He drew us in with stories of his parents, his son and wife, and his life, and how all these relate to the songs that he brought to life that evening.
Here is a video of his new original song, “Good Thing”, from this concert. This is a new song and is not on any of Christopher’s CDs yet. It’s an awesome song! Enjoy!
After hosting our very first Harvest Moon concert as a “test run”, we decided to begin hosting a regular monthly series of house concerts, and Christopher Williams was the first musician we booked for this series. So this concert began our third year of house concerts with a return visit from the guy who helped get all this started.
Christopher first performed in Lubbock more than 15 years ago, at Durham’s Coffee House, and since that time has gone on to become a prolific songwriter, releasing a total of 11 CDs, to great fan and critical acclaim. Christopher has toured all over the U.S., opening for, and playing with noted performers such as Jars of Clay, Arlo Guthrie, Phil Keaggy, David Wilcox, Bebo Norman, and many other well-know performers. It is an honor to have someone of CW’s stature perform in the warm, intimate environment of our HubCityMusic.com living room. Although he remains as down-to-earth and accessible as ever, Christopher is no stranger to celebrity and success.
Christopher earned accolades as the Southeast Regional Round winner for the 2011 Mountain Stage NewSong contest, and in 2010 his song “Anything But Fail” won the Independent Music Award for Best New Contemporary Christian Song, at the same time as his live CD “Something As Simple” was nominated for Best Live Recording in the Independent Music Awards.
But it is his direct connection with his audience that makes Christopher such a compelling performer. By the end of the evening, you will feel like you know CW personally, and you have become his friend.
Click this link to learn more about CW and listen to his music at:
www.christopherw.com