Ahead of her first show since surgery, Inda Eaton talks Pride in her community and roots
As she gears up for two performances in her hometown this weekend, Inda Eaton’s zeal for her community and craft is infectious.
Late on a blistering Tuesday morning, Inda Eaton sips a hot tea and waxes poetic about whatever comes to mind, be it the state of rhetoric surrounding queer life, the life that David Street Station has brought to the Old Yellowstone District, her roots in Casper or the goings-on of pro football.
Eaton left Casper Casper 1998 to pursue her career in music as an indie rocker and to be true to herself.
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By Dylan Farrell
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