Pressure Drop

Nothing gets this singer down. Not even wrong turns.

By Cris Glaser on Wed, Jan 4, 2006 at 4:00 am

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Seven weeks into her first tour, California singer-songwriter Jocelyn Scofield tallies the pitfalls of the road like a vet. “It gets fairly strenuous, driving 4 to 10 hours a day, loading and unloading equipment, sleeping in a new place every night, and getting lost,” she says. “However, none of those things bother me.”

Scofield’s laid-back personality complements both her onstage performance and This Life, her new CD about romantic relationships that “aren’t perfect or everlasting.”

“I’ll also throw in jazz standards and a bunch of road stories,” she says. “My shows have a mellow vibe that’s ideal for listening with a glass of wine and a friend.”
Thu., Jan. 5, 8 p.m.