**Bob Sima with Shannon Plummer live at Eddie's Attic!** Bob Sima writes songs the way some people offer a memorable toast—simply, honestly, and with just enough space for the listener to step inside. Rooted in folk, soul, and acoustic percussive style, his music doesn’t shout for attention. It listens first. His songs arrive as distilled truths—plainspoken lines that land softly and stay awhile, the kind of phrases you find yourself carrying home without realizing it. Across a career of 10 albums and intimate performances, he has developed a rare knack for saying big things with small words. His songs lean on meaty subjects like purpose and meaning, and the quiet courage it takes to live awake—never preachy, never dressed up, just human. A lyric might feel like a reminder you forgot you already knew. “I’m not trying to change anyone,” Sima says. “I’m trying to tell the truth in a way people can feel.” In concert, his warmth and presence draw the room together. Stories unfold, songs breathe, and something communal happens—listeners nod, exhale, sometimes laugh, sometimes tear up. You don’t leave humming a hook so much as holding a sentence that keeps echoing. For those discovering him for the first time, a Bob Sima show isn’t about spectacle. It’s about connection—songs that meet you where you are and walk with you a little while after the lights come up. Its exactly what is being called for right about now. Presented by Eddie's Attic. This is an all ages event.