Best known for his relentlessly catchy hit songs "Honey, I'm Good" and "Keep Your Head Up," singer-songwriter Andy Grammer got very personal with the sold out crowd at Zoellner Arts Center.

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During an intimate and insightful show that featured audience participation and genuine dialogue, it was the stories behind the songs that were most engaging.

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Prior to the show, concertgoers filled out cards with questions to be answered during the show. There were rotary phones placed around Baker Hall to form a direct connection between Grammer and the audience members. One person even got to be Grammer's mother for the night.

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This shared experience was a truly unique one and while the recognizable songs were performed in a stripped down way, it was the moments in between the music that actually left a mark.