artist Zachary Lucky

Dear friends, I hope this is find you well.  All in all - I myself am pretty well.  I awoke, lying sideways on a couch in peterborough, on - awoke by the rays of sun.  We've been on tour now for pretty much three weeks.  I don't know if it seems that long, but when I stop and think about it - there are already a lot of memories - and many more to come I am sure.  For those of you who have been following what we've been up to - after the release of Saskatchewan we started the long run of shows in regina then winnipeg and kenora - and so on.  We spent all of last week touring around southern ontario with a good friend of ours, Jos Fortin.  It was one of those weeks where the shows themselves were not the best - but the times had were memories made.  We enjoyed singing songs for the people who lent their ears to us.  We then spent the last weekend in toronto - partaking in the festivities that are canadian music week.  It was my second swing of the bat at cmw and we had a time, for sure.  Since departing from the great metropolis we've been laying low and taking up couch residence in peterborough.  Its been a nice few days - hazy mornings - late nights - in the company of friends and felines.  I must say though, as nice as it is to rest, you know what they say - "If you rest - you rust." Or at least Joel Plaskett said that once.  I'm getting quite excited for the coming weeks - the east coast has become a second home for me.  We'll be playing shows all through out Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.  I can't wait.  Other then the news of the travels, lots of exciting things are happening.  We recently filmed a video with some nice folks called Street Folk Sessions - you can see that video here:  http://vimeo.com/39078155.  I also was looking at some college radio charts this morning and saw that Saskatchewan has begun to chart in a few different cities around Canada.  Super exciting news. I'm glad you guys and gals are liking the new songs.  I think thats all I have to say for now.  Hopefully our paths cross wherever you may be - near or far, I'm sure we'll be singing songs in your neck of the woods at some point.  Until then - happy trails friends,Zachary.