(Nashville, Tenn. -- February 14, 2017 Press Release) -- American singer-songwriter Ana Cristina Cash is to release her latest project, The Tough Love EP, featuring co-written material with husband and producer, John Carter Cash, on March 14th. This highly anticipated body of work encourages with confidence and southern attitude. “Ever since I was a child, music has been my most trustworthy companion. I have always taken it everywhere with me. It fills me up completely and I’ve never felt alone,” said Cash.“I remember feeling the music deep in my bones. I still do. When I began songwriting, I merged melodies and music to paint a picture of the inner workings of my soul. No matter the human framework of a tough, guarded exterior, the mind and emotions are dazzlingly complex. The Tough Love EP is my own personal sonic spectrum of these inner complexities.”
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Eccentric Soulful Artist Sean Ryan Embraces His Emotive Passion With the Release of his New Album2/14/2017 (Press Release) It’s not always easy to choose the right Valentine’s Day music, but ultra-rhythmic Americana/folk singer-songwriter Sean Ryan is making things easier with the anticipated release of his brand new album Finer Things. With the recent digital release available on all digital distributors, fans can purchase the physical copy of this album through his website and at his shows, starting Tuesday, February 14, 2017. With a sultry voice that simply radiates intensity and passion, this unconventional artist is pulling the everyday struggles and triumphs in his life to the table, while reflecting the humor and emotions that everyone deals with. This ten-song album features sincere, impassioned, and transparent lyrics, written and produced by Sean himself along with Rob Gulseth and co-produced by Taylor Kropp.
Andy Oliveri & the Mountaineers explore all angles of their collective musical heritage on their debut album. Produced by James Bragg (Genghar, Tourists) Call Them Brothers is not only a cumulative history of great songwriters but is indicative of the way in which those albums were created. Heavily influenced by College rock bands, Britpop and Shoegaze from the late 80’s and early 90’s Oliveri’s first offering with The Mountaineers picks bits from history to build a new beginning. Adopting reminiscent tones and textures, Oliveri’s intelligent songwriting craft has been deconstructed and rebuilt, creating a diversity of fragility, sleazy guitar licks and late night poolside synth jams.
Every project begins with an idea, for Oliveri and the band this was "Ohio". The first track written as an acoustic demo was swiftly scrapped and imposed with the rule that its arrangement will not include any guitars. This shift in breaking down the walls of their creative freedom would mean the band could explore every avenue, allowing the record to take shape around them, finding a fulfilling destination at the end of each one. New York-based singer-songwriter Frank Migliorelli, whose new album with his band The Dirt Nappers, Bass, Drums, Guitars and Organs, is due March 15th will be playing in NYC at Left Field on March 2nd. With his set starting at 7pm, Migliorelli be playing songs from the new album as well as have promo copies on hand for everyone in attendance. Also appearing that evening will be TJ Piccirillo of the band The Silver Things. Each artist will be playing an hour set, so make sure to head to the gig and support local live music. When: March 2nd Where: Left Field Time: 7pm Nashville, TN (Press Release) – Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter/guitarist Jason Isbell and his stellar band the 400 Unit have announced the first leg of an extensive US summer tour starting on June 17 in Asheville, NC. Isbell and company will headline major venues, some for the first time including the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD and the PNC Pavilion in Cincinnati, OH. Following two triumphant sold-out nights at New York’s Beacon Theatre in 2016, the group will return to the famed venue for a three-night stand June 22-24, along with a three-night stand at Austin’s ACL Live at the Moody Theatre July 14-16. See full list of US and European tour dates below. Isbell is putting the final touches on his highly anticipated follow-up to 2015’s two-time Grammy Award-winning album Something More Than Free. Isbell recorded the album at the legendary RCA Studio A in Nashville with Grammy Award-winner Dave Cobb returning as producer. Cobb produced Something More Than Free and Isbell’s acclaimed breakthrough album Southeastern (2013). The new, yet-to-be-titled collection will officially be the first Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit album since 2011’s critically acclaimed Here We Rest. The mighty 400 Unit is: Derry deBorja (keyboards), Chad Gamble (drums), Jimbo Hart (bass) and Sadler Vaden (guitar). Look for the announcement of the spring/summer release soon. Isbell recently posted this Teaser Clip on Twitter Jerry Lee Lewis and Junior Brown to be Honored at The 4th Annual Ameripolitan Music Awards2/13/2017 Austin, TX - (Press Release) The 2017 Ameripolitan Music Awards special award recipients include music legend Jerry Lee Lewis (Master Award) and Junior Brown (Keeper of the Key Award) to be honored at Austin's historic Paramount Theatre on Wednesday, February 15, 2017, at 8 p.m., during the 4th Annual Ameripolitan Music Awards co-hosted by Austin's own roots music mavens Ray Benson and Dale Watson. Tickets are available at austintheatre.org, the Paramount Theatre box office, and by phone at (512) 474-1221. "We are cramming more music into less time, which means more meat on the bone entertainment-wise. Alongside some past performers and new nominees slated to perform, Keeper of the Key Award recipient Junior Brown will be in attendance and perform. This will be a natural progression and upward motivational show that will keep Ameripolitan Music as a genre growing and talked about for years to come," states Dale Watson. Artists slated to perform at this year's ceremony include Junior Brown, Johnny Bush, Leona Williams, Bonnie Montgomery, Jake Penrod, Carolyn Martin, Marti Brom, Jessie Dayton, Rosie Flores, James Intveld, Jason Roberts, Charlie Thompson, Lance Lipinksy, Wayne Hancock, Ray Benson, Dale Watson and other special guests. Sirius XM's Dallas Wayne will again jump into the announcer's seat. (Press Release) This Son Is A Stranger To You is a posthumous release by Texas singer/songwriter Rich Minus. These previously unreleased tracks are taken from his last recording sessions at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee and were produced by Grammy award-winner Matt Ross-Spang (Jason Isbell, Margo Price.) Something of a well-kept secret, the rough and tumble Minus was part of a clatch of songwriters that included Townes Van Zandt, Blaze Foley and Clavin Russell. He released 3 full-length albums for the legendary New Rose Records imprint in France in the 90’s and the Texas Tornados recorded his songs. Now Saustex brings you his first-ever official U.S. release that features the cream of his catalog with a great backing band that includes Steve Potts (drums - Al Green, Neil Young, Gov’t Mule), Dave Roe (bass - Johnny Cash, Sturgill Simpson) and firebrand guitarist John Paul Keith (Ryan Adams, Jack Oblivian, The One Four Fives). NASHVILLE, Tenn. (February 10, 2017 Press Release) – Today marks the 35th anniversary of the release of one of The Oak Ridge Boys most popular albums, Bobbie Sue. The seventh album by the band was released on February 10, 1982. Its title track became a #1 Billboard country chart hit (on April 3, 1982) and hit #12 on the Hot 100 singles chart. The album also featured cover versions of two songs, the 1959 hit "So Fine", a song initially recorded by the Fiestas, and "Up on Cripple Creek", an original by The Band. The Oak Ridge Boys have achieved a decorated career, winning five GRAMMY® Awards, and multiple CMA, ACM and Dove Awards for their cross-over brand of pop, country and gospel music that spans multiple generations. Made up of members Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, William Lee Golden and Richard Sterban, The Oak Ridge Boys are members of the Grand Ole Opry and achieved arguably country music’s highest honor in October 2015 when they were inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame. THE LINE UP: AARON WATSON * CASEY DONAHEW WADE BOWEN * STONEY LARUE WILLIAM CLARK GREEN * ROGER CREAGER CORY MORROW * CHARLIE ROBISON FLATLAND CAVALRY * MIKE RYAN CODY CANADA & THE DEPARTED PARKER MCCOLLUM * ROB BAIRD DALTON DOMINO * RANDALL KING KOE WETZEL * KAITLINE BUTTS AND TWO MORE HEADLINERS TBA GET TICKETS HERE LONE STAR JAM also offers VIP: ADMITTANCE TO VIP TENT AIR CONDITIONED RESTROOMS RESERVED FRONT ROW VIEWING ARTIST MEET AND GREET OPPORTUNITIES LSJ T-SHIRT AND KOOZIE EARLY ENTRANCE TO LSJ GROUNDS GET TICKETS HERE An Evening With Brandy Clark & Charlie Worsham launches on April 6 Nashville, Tenn. – Two of Nashville’s “best-kept secret(s)” (Billboard/Taste of Country) are getting together for a noteworthy tour promising an incredible night of music and immense talent. Warner Bros. Record’s labelmates Brandy Clark and Charlie Worsham will come together on more than 20 tour dates this spring. Having previously collaborated on multiple esteemed events including Front and Center’s CMA Songwriter Series as well as Worsham’s 2016 MidniteJamboree – which Billboard’s Chris Willman called “the hottest show of CMA Fest…in every conceivable way” – the revered pair will hit the road together beginning on April 6 at The Southern in Charlottesville, Va. with stops in Washington, D.C., Austin, Texas, Nashville, Tenn. and more. Tickets are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com andwww.ticketfly.com. "Charlie Worsham is one of my favorite singers, songwriters, and musicians. I absolutely love his new record and where his heart is musically," shares Clark, "I can't wait to share the stage with him." “Few artists can make you feel the power of music quite like Brandy Clark,” raved CMT of Clark’s ability to move crowds with only her voice and an acoustic guitar. Last year marked several successful acoustic tours and the release of her critically acclaimed sophomore album, Big Day in a Small Town, which was produced by Nashville’s Jay Joyce and garnered Clark two 2017 GRAMMY nominations for Best Country Album and Best Country Solo Performance for her emotional second single, “Love Can Go To Hell.” The album has been revered as "gritty and visceral" (Associated Press), "aggressive and big-grinned" (SPIN) and also “made her one of country’s driving forces” (TIME). Rolling Stone praised, “it's music tooled alternately for stadiums and songwriting circles, commercial and public radio, line-dance bars and coffee shops…Clark is good at bending country boilerplate.” |
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