Night Three of Hans Williams' “More Than One Way Home” tour was greeted with a sold-out show at Antone’s Nightclub in Austin, TX. Williams played every track off of his new EP More Than One Way Home, as well as long-time fan favorites such as, “All Is Well”. Williams expressed great gratitude for his touring band, which included Richard Rourke, Elliot Miller, Jose Pizzolato and Isaac Worely. Williams' delivery of his song “The Trek” particularly stood out, as it is seemingly about struggling through a long-distance relationship. Williams explained however, that while this isn't exactly wrong, the inspiration for this song is actually based on a time when he was thinking of his grandmother and how infrequently he sees her. He told the crowd, “…Not to, you know, put a cap on her life, but if I see her this often, I'll only have this much time left to see her”. Before playing the song, he went on to encourage the crowd to call their family whenever they think of them, instead of waiting for a reason. While Williams’ lyrics tend to be on the more melancholic side, his character and stage presence made this show extremely enjoyable, even for those who may not love sad songs. Between the diversity in instruments and lush multi-part harmonies, Williams and his band members delivered incredible sound to all 400 attendees, proving that not only is there more than one way home, but that home is where the heart is.