Katie Coleman live from "The Bird's Nest"

Listen in as I talk with Katie Coleman of Run Katie Run. We talk about everything from childhood fears, to 90's movies, family, music and more. If you don't know Katie you need to get to know her. She is a singer-songwriter from Buffalo but now calling Georgia her home. Influenced by the Dixie Chicks, The Eagles, Janis Joplin she's a mix of blues and country filled with rock-n-roll energy. This is one episode you shouldn't miss Katie and I had a blast and she even played a few songs for us. As a special treat her latest son "15 Minutes" now available for streaming and download, Is at the end of this episode

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Run Katie Run

What do these three words mean? As the music world will soon learn, a lot more than you might think.

They’re the name of a song — an urgent summons to a young girl, to run not from danger but toward adventure. They’re the name of a band — one of the few new bands in recent memory that can rock multiple genres, flaunt resonant harmonies, and showcase a dynamic lead vocalist whose passion and power demand attention.

But there’s another meaning. It’s the inner whisper heard or maybe felt by that vocalist, Kate Coleman, that beckoned toward a life where hard work promised independence, where the best way to express herself was by calling her own shots.

That song would surface on her first solo album, Past. Already Kate had forged a unique style, inspired by artists as diverse as Patsy Cline, Janis Joplin, Dolly Parton, and the trio known then as the Dixie Chicks. Each had walked that path that would follow, leading to that place where emotion, honesty, and freedom come together.

Her journey continues with Running On Love, featuring the latest music from Run Katie Run. It winds through the restless drive, complex emotions, and exhilarating key changes of “15 Minutes,” travels between the candor and yearning of “Kinda Hoping,” explores the bitter commentary of “No Way Out,” riding a current of tight rhythm, and summits at Kate’s climactic — and frankly stunning — high note in “Running On Love” builds toward an explosive ending. She lays down the law to an irresolute lover on “Stay Or Leave,” amidst blazing fills and solo breaks from her musici… Read More