10/17 DT solo at Black Ankle Vineyards 5-8 pm
10/18 at the Old Line Spirits Fall Fling 3-6 pm
10/24 at Andy Nelsons 6:30-8:30 – all u can eat rib nite!
11/14 – THE BALTIMORE HAYRIDE at Monument City Brewing 7-10 pm
11/21 – Racers Cafe – Whale Show performs Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks
11/28 – Black Friday Honky Tonk at 1919 – 8-11 pm
Did I mention all u can eat rib nite at Andy Nelson’s? need I say more.
Get your tickets to the Baltimore Hayride on Friday 11/14/25 at Monument City Brewing!
The Baltimore Hayride returns to Old Line Spirits on Friday November 14th!!
Kick up your boots and join us for a night of live country music, dancing, and Country & Western fun at The Baltimore Hayride Country Dance Night!
Live Music by the Baltimore’s D.T. Huber and Whale Show
Two-Step Dance Lesson with the talented Z Smith – perfect for beginners & pros alike!
Vintage Western Theme – Dress in your best cowboy boots and hats, fringe, and denim or just come ready to dance!
Grab a 51 Rye Brew, hit the dance floor, and celebrate all things Balt-country in true honky-tonk fashion!
Limited tickets available $11.50 online $15 at the door– Get yours now!
This acoustic-country-tinged, protest-folk gem will make you feel warm and cold at the same time. “On Cold North Ave” is the second single from the highly anticipated 2023 album by D.T. Huber featuring renowned experimental-jazz pedal steel guitarist Susan Alcorn. The release date is set for August 11, 2023!
D.T. Huber’s poem of urban tragedy plays out in a five minutes of masterful guitar work with pedal steel guitar and acoustic guitar leading the dance along with harmony vocals reminiscent of Simon and Garfunkel. On the surface this song may be perfect for a long road trip, vampire movie, or a western film. But dive deep into the lyrics and musical textures, it can be difficult to categorize. Huber weaves age-old themes of death, regret, and moral flaws culminating in a final warning verse that alludes to Eugene O’Neil’s play, “Long Day’s Journey Into Night”, with the lines “Live well, but be drunken / Do not be a slave to time.” Combine that with Alcorn’s cinematic pedal steel interludes and you have a track that speaks to the soul of anyone who enjoys country and folk music with poetic storytelling.
Despite the madness of the world, people have dreams and dream of things bigger than they are. Dreams are our hopes and can lead to a greater purpose. This song’s message is that it’s never too late to find your purpose, stay strong, there is hope in the fact that there is no limit to every human being’s imagination. The hope also comes from our will, drive, and hard-work to fight through the challenges. “Chasing the Moon” is as much about executing the plan as it is about daring to dream.
This date of release for this song, July 14th, is significant for two reasons: it is the birthday of the great folk singer and dreamer Woody Guthrie, a major influence of D.T. Huber, and it’s two days before the anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11 in 1969 when the astronauts, scientists, and engineers at NASA were literally chasing the moon.
“Chasing the Moon” has a chill, laid back, 1970’s vibe with catchy hooks and vibrant lyrics that are thoughtful and poetic. It was written and produced by D.T. Huber.