[01] Waiting For Now
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[01] Photoshoot 06: Men's Health
[05] The Good Guy Onset

I will get the full dates over on the sidebar soon but for now check out Bryan's myspace for a list of upcoming tour dates!

If anyone is able to attend any of these shows be sure to send in your fan encounters and photos! site @bryan-greenberg.com

You can watch a new trailer for Bryan's movie Noble Son here

06x Aug. 04 - Bottle Schock Premiere (New York City)

Bryan now has an official Facebook page Check it out and join!

I am planning on revamping the site soon so keep an eye out for that!

NYC GIG & TOUR

Sorry I haven't had any updates lately but I wasn't just hiding out. I finished shooting a romantic comedy BRIDE WARS and now I'm shooting an indi in NYC called THE GOOD GUY. But all along I've been writing new music. And I'm getting ready to play out again. Next week on AUG 9th I'm playing an acoustic set at the CUTTING ROOM at 8:00pm. Plus many other tour dates are yet to come. Just keep checking my page for future gigs. I can't wait to get out on the road and meet and play for all of you guys. Thanks for being loyal and patient. See you soon!
Bryan

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According to the Hollywood Reporter, ex-Gilmore Girl Alexis Bledel has found The Good Guy, starring in the indie romantic comedy opposite Friday Night Lights' Scott Porter. The flick follows a Wall Street hotshot who lands a new girlfriend (Bledel) and ends up taking her salesman buddy under his wing, unleashing a chain of events that may lead him to ruin. Andrew McCarthy, Bryan Greenberg, Anna Chlumsky and Aaron Yoo also star.

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When October Road reached its end last spring, fans weren't the only ones who had a hard time letting go. Co-creator Scott Rosenberg was determined to conclude the series the right way. "We had a small audience, but they genuinely fell in love with these characters, and I feel we owe it not only to them, but also to the cast [to tie up loose ends]," Rosenberg tells TV Guide. So he and co-creators Josh Appelbaum and André Nemec wrote a 15-minute finale called "Don't Look Back: An Epilogue for an Epic Love."

The story will start at the wedding of Hannah (Laura Prepon) and Big Cat (Warren Christie), and then flash forward seven years, where fans will receive answers to most of their remaining questions. The plan is to include the epilogue on the second-season DVD and possibly online.

After two seasons on the Road, even the cast wants closure. "I don't know who Sam's father is, so I am just as excited to find out as the fans are," says Bryan Greenberg (Nick). And although the shooting schedule is still up in the air, there's one thing you can count on, says Lindy Booth (Pizza Girl): "We all love the show, so we'll all be there." — Carita Rizzo

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