<strong>Lelia Broussard's CD was reviewed on this blog not too long ago and I have been listening to it still-- it's that good.

Lelia Broussard Lelia and I spent some time on the phone before she went on tour (east coast bound) and now that that leg of the tour is about to wrap up, she's setting up for some down time (for about a week), then heading back out to the West Coast for a tour kicking off with a date at the Hotel Cafe on Sept 12, 2009 at 9 PM.

She was  headlining at the Hotel Cafe so it's a safe bet you need to order tickets in advance and note that you would need to buy tickets to see anyone else that night as well. We talk about many things including what life is like on the road. I know some musicians who love it and others who aren't so fond of being away from home. Guys view it differently often but they also travel "lighter" than girls-- and Lelia and I talk about just that-- how to deal with life on the road.

Lelia Broussard If you can tell through out this conversation, we had a lot to talk about (and more that got edited out-- even silly stuff). Lelia's extremely accessible and her music is equally so. The power of her personality and her musical ability is evident in the videos and she's absolutely incredible on the EP (which you need to buy at www.myspace.com/leliabroussard or iTunes.com).

You also need to get out there and see her play live. According to common friends (aka Erik DiNardo and Michelle Ranheim) she's amazing onstage. This will be updated as soon as I get the 411! Thank you to Lelia Broussard for all her time on this podcast. It was a great time to speak with her.

 Stevie Wilson

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