Carman A.D.

Carman A.D.

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Based in Austin, Texas, Carman A.D. Carman A.D. In 2013, he stepped away from music for a career as a designer and moved to Austin, Texas. EX ANIMO DICTA

is the name under which Drew Carman (formerly of The Corduroy Road) records, writes and plays music; New EP, Wilderness, out January 2020 (formerly of The Corduroy Road)

Cutting his teeth from 2008 - 2013 touring up to 150+ days a year with Athens, GA based old-time Americana band The Corduroy Road, Drew shared shows and tours with bands such as The Avett Brothers, The Futurebirds, Trampled by Turtles, Caleb Caudle, and Greensky Bluegrass, just to name a few. He may have been the first musician in the history of music to move to Austin to actually stop playing music…

Upon arriving in Texas though, he surrounded himself with local musicians and continued dipping his toes in shows around town for a few years while working & starting a family. Playing music is a drug…no one can just quit cold turkey. So now in 2019, we find Carman taking a much more full dive back off the wagon. He’s at it again; playing and recording music at his level best, but now with a renewed sense of experience and fresh intent. Wilderness, Carman A.D.’s debut EP is produced by John Calvin Abney (John Moreland, Poolboy) and Drew Carman. The 6-song EP, set for release January 2020, features a lineup of some of Austins’ most talented and ever hard-grinding musicians including Adam Nurre (Jeremy Pinnell, David Ramirez), Bonnie Whitmore, Carson McHone, Bryan McGrath (Aaron McDonnell & The Neon Eagles, Shane Smith & the Saints), Calloway Ritch (Grace Pettis), Sam Kossler (Pat Green) and John Calvin Abney.

Photos from Carman A.D.'s post 10/17/2024

Lookin forward to playin’ my most favorite yearly gathering of the good medicine.
See y’all on Nov 9th at
All proceeds go to H.A.A.M.
Poster by the other me:

07/26/2024

Playin’ songs this Sunday at with the ol plate of soup Tater himself. And a side of . 6pm.
Gonna be a delicious evening.

10/21/2022

Tonight! 10/21, 7-10p
Snakes! Banana Phones! Live Music! Turquoise! And more!

Photos from Carman A.D.'s post 09/04/2022

It’s with a full but sad heart I heard my old friend Art Rosenbaum died this morning. He was a true beacon of light in the world - an artist, musician, folklorist, historian, teacher..…his friendship, music and artwork have influenced me, my own music and artwork probably more than any other person.

From when I asked him to sit on my graduate thesis committee, to singing sea chanties over beers at the Globe, to watching him paint a life size portrait of the early days of my old band…I never missed a moment to sop up everything I could to learn from him. What a truly beautiful human being.

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