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SUMMARY:DEVON GILFILLIAN
LOCATION:The Independent\, 628 Divisadero St\, San Francisco\, CA 94117
DESCRIPTION:Back to Event List Time Will Tell Tour Devon Gilfillian Fri\, O
 ct 9 Doors: 8:30 pm | Show: 9:00 pm 21 and up Please note - there is a del
 ivery delay set for 2 weeks prior to show. Buy Tickets Share + Google Cale
 ndar Artists Devon Gilfillian Time Will Tell is the album that Devon Gilfi
 llian has been preparing to make his entire life. But some things needed t
 o happen first—namely\, he needed his life to change\, for the road to w
 ind through a few curves and over a few bumps before the classically moder
 n and magnetic soul singer could write these songs. He needed to confront 
 his family’s mortality. He needed to endure a relationship whose cracks 
 nearly broke him. He needed to take control of the way he made his records
 \, to believe that he and his closest confidants had what it took to shape
  the record of his life. Here’s how they did just that. You should first
  know that Devon’s father\, Nelson Gilfillian\, likes to keep it clean. 
 A father of three now at the edge of 70\, he hits the gym five times a wee
 k and generally watches what he eats. Though he raised his kids just west 
 of Philadelphia\, he lives now just east of Nashville\, in the rural outsk
 irts of Lebanon. A lifelong musician and wedding singer\, Nelson’s one i
 ndulgence these days might be his Wednesday night trips into the city\, wh
 ere he plays congas in a weekly R&B and jazz jam at the Flamingo Cocktail 
 Club. Devon\, then\, was stunned and confused when his mom called in Septe
 mber 2023 to say that Nelson\, then 67\, had suffered a heart attack. His 
 own father had died at that age\, but the prognosis for Nelson seemed much
  better—a few stints\, then back home to Lebanon. Nelson is the reason D
 evon is a musician\, having taken the kid to guitar lessons and fed him th
 e great records. So the son did what he assumed the father would want: He 
 walked onstage in Portsmouth\, New Hampshire\, played his show\, and flew 
 home the next morning. In a matter of weeks\, Gilfillian wrote “Glad to 
 Be Here\,” a bittersweet and beautiful ode to exis\n\nhttps://www.theind
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