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  • Eric Himan at Town Tonight

    By on August 23, 2013

    “I feel the gay community, we can create our own popular musicians,” says Eric Himan, who, point of fact, is one of the gay community’s...

  • Red Hot Tears

    By on August 15, 2013

    Eric Himan broke down in the studio while recording ''Gracefully,'' a song he wrote about his grandmother, who died last year. ''I'm never very emotional...

  • Capital Pride 2013 Sampler

    By on June 7, 2013

    Earlier this week Chris Gerard created a strong list of what he called “10 Essential Pride Tracks,” a grab bag of prideful anthems you should have...

  • Meet the (Gay) Folkers

    By on August 25, 2011

    Eric Himan covers more ground on his new album, Supposed Unknown, than any of his previous sets. And yet, the strapping gay singer-songwriter still can't...

  • Oklahomo

    By on July 20, 2011

    ''I think being in the Midwest, people don't expect it to be quite like that, but in Tulsa there's just a lot of support,'' says...

  • Resonating Voice

    By on May 7, 2008

    A batch of new songs and unpredictable '80s covers is what you can expect to hear at Eric Himan's CD release party for his latest...

  • Gay Guitar Slingers

    By on July 11, 2007

    When folk-rock singer-songwriter Eric Himan first started performing at gay clubs six years ago, people thought it was an act. ''You know how strippers dress...

  • Self Made Musician

    By on December 17, 2003

    When Eric Himan was eight-years-old, his father -- an amateur guitar and bass player and longtime jazz aficionado -- handed his son a guitar and...