A great band from the 90’s called PFR is playing a reunion show tonight at Westwood Church in Excelsior. I’m making a cameo appearance on a couple songs. I’m super excited.
I’ve got quite a few connections to PFR, not the least of which is Joel Hanson, PFR’s frontman/guitarist/vocalist/songwriter. I’ve been playing with Joel for a couple years now on his solo stuff, and I do quite a bit of studio work for his production company. PFR is where he made his initial mark in the music world, and Joel’s performances in PFR are legendary in the Nashville CCM crowd.
Also of note is drummer Mark Nash, who was my first teacher. Mark taught me the basic 4/4 groove and other entry level goodness back in 1992, and my life has obviously never been the same. Mark is currently producing and mixing records down in Nashville at his studio, The Bookhouse. He also plays in a slamming band called The Good Wolves. We’re doing a double drumset feature on the opening tune of the show tonight, and then I’ll be playing drums on a song that Joel does regularly in his solo set.
It’s going to be a ton of fun. I think the show’s been sold out for a few weeks, but maybe some stray tix will be available at the venue.

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January 17, 2009 at 3:02 pm
JoeS
Hey, great job last night. The whole concert was a good time. I should get to concerts an hour early with no tickets more often.
June 15, 2009 at 8:02 am
Dan L.
Hi,
I am a big PFR fan and I am appalled that on Internet you can’t find too much information about them.
What is doing Patrick Andrew lately? His band EAGER made one of my favourite albums ever.
If you are aware of any new things regarding PFR please let me know.
June 17, 2009 at 2:39 pm
stevegoold
Hey Dan…
Patrick is a worship leader down in Arizona. I just saw him this past weekend at the KTIS Joyful Noise festival in Minneapolis. PFR played a 45-min set and they sounded great. I play with Joel when he does is solo stuff, and his new record will be out this Fall. I’ll try to post all the relevant info here on the blog.