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He resettled in California and crossed paths with Berklee College of Music alumnus Rob Hotchkiss, [6] who performed in coffee houses and local clubs. The two shared lead vocals, with Hotchkiss on guitar and harmonica, and Monahan playing percussion, including a modified conga attached to a kick-drum pedal.
Rob Hotchkiss. 4 Ways To Make DIY Regional Touring A Success. Regional touring is an essential way to get your music through to larger audiences for unestablished artists, but it sure is no mean feat. Playing in new, unfamiliar cities where you have no built-in audience to rely on can be thankless and challenging.
Learn about Rob Hotchkiss' musical journey from Berlin to Berkeley, from street performing to Train, and from solo album to songwriting. Find out how he rediscovered his passion and returned to the Bay Area to share his new songs.
Rob Hotchkiss, joined by his wife Pamela, perform three original pieces: "Blind Faith," "Gods Laughing," & "Glide", and talk about love at TEDxBerkeley 2016....
Rob Hotchkiss. @robhotchkiss8408 ‧. 133 subscribers ‧ 13 videos. This is the official channel for musician/performer Rob Hotchkiss. robhotchkiss.net. Uploads. Play all. 3:02. Google Talks...
Mini Bio. Rob won a Grammy Award (Best Rock Song) for "Drops of Jupiter", and was the musical force behind hits such as "Meet Virginia", "Free", "I Am", and "Get to Me". Rob founded the band Train, and his songwriting helped to create their multi-platinum success, but, due to musical differences, he left after their third album.
8 de jun. de 2017 · Listen to Rob Hotchkiss, co-founder of Train, talk about his musical journey, creative differences, and advice for musicians. Learn about his latest album Midnight Ghost, his influences, and his jam session with Steve Miller.
