Al Barnes San Diego, California
Hailing from MN, DIY live acoustic musician Al Barnes moved to San Diego in 2017 and recorded his debut folk album "Out of
Place." Two years later he released "Northern Nostalgia" with more heartfelt and light-hearted, melodic folk songs. Check out Al’s third album “You Can Call Me Alexander” out now!
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