A Night at the Seaport
After Patrick Droney’s set, things were quiet for almost 45 minutes before Andy hit the stage.
But when he did, he did it with his typical high energy, which everyone in the crowd appreciated.
Here’s him singing a covers mashup before sliding into his own song, Fresh Eyes, a song that I’ll talk to you about one of these days.
Her: Man, he hasn’t been off pitch all night.
Me: I wouldn’t know but I’ll take your word for it.
The Firecracker knew pretty much every song by him and sang along the whole night.
It was great to see her so happy.
Me: Having a good night?
Her: I’ve got Andy Grammer, my guy, and a beautiful summer night. So, yeah.
The crowd was really into it as well. 
Like I said, the man gives a great concert – if you get a chance to catch him life, you totally should.
Here’s him playing a song I love called Monster, which I absolutely relate to.
Afterwards, the Firecracker and I took a little walk around the South Street Seaport.
Living in NYC my whole life means that I’ve seen a lotta changes – and man, has the Seaport changed a lot since I was kid.
But that’s a story for another time, I suppose.
Location: humid and wet NYC
Mood: sweaty
Music: You dress up just a little and I’m like, “Oh, damn” (Spotify)
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