Patsy

Patrick Carroll has found two constants wherever his well-traveled life has taken him - community and a stage. During his early twenties, he lived and performed in a small Chinese province where he became such a local staple that they put up a billboard in town advertising his gigs. From there, he moved to Brooklyn and ended up touring the country with his indie rock outfit, Les Racquet. When he landed on Tybee Island in Savannah, Georgia, Carroll found himself doing gender-bending Patsy Cline covers every week. At each step along the way, Carroll used his command of the Great American Songbook as an entry point into new communities and local culture.