Christine McKinley

If the world is ending in December, I’m going out with a bang. Lots of new projects in the works. Of course, I can’t talk about any of them yet but I WILL the second I can! Find me on Facebook and Twitter.

Hello friends. I’ll be taping another Live Wire episode on Friday, November 18th at the Alberta Rose Theatre in Portland, OR. Doors are at 7:30. (Under 21 is OK if you drag your parent along with you.)

On Saturday, November 19th I’ll be playing with my beloved band Dirty Martini at Secret Society in Portland. Doors are at 9:00 and this is a 21 and over show. Each of us are going to do an opening set - me solo, Stephanie solo, and Lara Michell with her duo A Simply Colony. It’s going to be a great night of music!

Hello friends! The second season of “Brad Meltzer’s Decoded” starts on Wednesday, October 5th at 10 pm  on History Channel.

On Tuesday, October 4th I’m playing at The Mint in Los Angeles. My Dirty Martini bandmate, Stephanie Schneiderman is playing right after me and we’ll jump in on a few of each other’s songs.

After that, we’re headed to San Diego for a show on October 6th at Lestat’s in San Diego.

Come out and say hello!

We’ve been to Germany, Austria, Italy, and all over the US tracking down answers for Brad Meltzer. Next, we are headed far, far north!

We are shooting the second season right now. Currently we’re in Rome, just came from Germany and headed to Florence next, then back in the states for the rest of the summer. GREAT stories this season!!

Watch my impassioned and slightly insane search for converts at the March 4th taping of Live Wire here.

Brad will be in LA promoting his new book “The Inner Circle” on January 26th at Border’s at The Grove. Buddy Levy and Scott Rolle will join Brad at some of the other book tour stops.

The first episode of “Decoded” aired last Thursday and 1.7 million viewers tuned in. The mysterious get stranger, deeper, and more dangerous. Keep watching on Thursday nights!

I’m going to Washington DC tomorrow to shoot the first episode of a new History Channel series. I’m one of the hosts. That’s about all I can tell you, but I promise it’s going to be really cool. It’s scheduled to air in late October 2010.

On June 14, 2010 the Portland theater awards (The Drammys) awarded “Gracie and the Atom” Best Original Score and Best Choreography. Thank you Drammys!