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Miss Lonely Hearts – HONKY TONK COUNTRY FROM SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. www.misslonelyheartsband.com Miss Lonely Hearts plays weddings, funerals and divorce parties Into the Wolves Den (2010) Crying Bottle Blues (2012) Mischa Gasch – Upright Bass | Wyatt Hesemeyer – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar | Sean Carscadden – Electric Guitar | Patrick O’Connor - Drums Miss Lonely Hearts played (Tour) Support for: The Devil Makes Three, Wayne over 200 shows in 18 Hancock, Eileen Jewel, Jolie Holand, J.P. Harris & the states in the last 3 years Tough Choices, Deke Dickerson, Sally Ford, Joy Mills, The White Buffalo, Old Man Markeley, Jason Boland and the Miss Lonely Hearts is a four- Stragglers, The Brothers Comatose, Larry & his Flask, piece (acoustic guitar, Whitey Morgan and his 78's, Craig Ventresco & the Frisky electric guitar, drums, upright Frolics, the Pine Box Boys, Hillstomp, The Good Luck Thrift bass) Honky Tonk band from Store Outfit, Rose's Pawn Shop, Calico the Band, The Alkali O’Spring (2014) Santa Cruz. Flats, Kay Marie. They recorded their 4th full Festival appearances in the last 3 years: West Coast length album "Lost Highway" Country Music Festival (Ashland, OR) , Labor Day Festival in the spring of 2016. In (Bandit Town U.S.A.), Davis Music Festival (Davis, CA), 2015 the boys went on their Winkelstock I, II, III (Gardnerville, NV), Pendleton Round-Up first USA tour and played (Pendleton, OR), Ink'N'Iron Festival (Nashville, TN), Music over 150 shows in the last 2 on the Beach (Kings Beach/ Lake Tahoe, CA), Keep it years. They frequently tour Country Music Festival (Bandit Town U.S.A.), Humboldt the Pacific Northwest and Hills Hoedown (Redway, CA), Whole Earth Festival (Davis), recently toured with "The Capay Tomato Festival (Capay, CA), Ink'N'Iron (Long Devil Makes Three" incl. 2 Beach, CA), Redwood Mountain Faire (Santa Cruz, CA) Lost Highway (2016) shows in Canada. "Listen to the record, it's clear that these guys have something special going on. It's a perfect blend of Tennessee Three rhythm and sweet country crooning that's just a little rough around the edges. But maybe missing from the recordings, is the fact that these guys are one of the best live party bands I've heard in ages. Big German cowboy beating the shit out of the upright bass? Check. Mutant honky tonk guitar and suitcase drums? Check. A dead ringer for a young Bruce Springsteen with the pipes of Charley Feathers? You bet. Will they drink you out of house and home, dance with every lady in the house, and wear nothing but snow pants while they do it? You just never know what might happen when these guys come to town..." -Cooper McBean (The Devil Makes Three) Contact & Booking: TourMore Booking | 530.771.7967 | [email protected] | www.tourmore.net HONKY TONK COUNTRY FROM SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. www.misslonelyheartsband.com Lost Highway (2016) Produced by Sean Carscadden Recorded and mixed by Andy Sacks of Delta Bound Records (www.deltaboundrecords.com) Mastered by Matt Baxter Over the last 5 years, Miss Lonely Hearts Tracklist: has been playing extensively and developing their own original versions of 01 - Folsom Prison | Johnny Cash many outstanding and inspiring old 02 - Do Re Mi | Woody Guthrie (country) songs. The boys felt it was high 03 - Lost Highway | Leon Payne time to record these for everyone's 04 - She Thinks I Still Care | Dickie Lee & Steve Duffy listening pleasure. Lost Highway includes 05 - Pastures of Plenty | Woody Guthrie 10 songs by great artists like Woody 06 - 16 Tons | Merle Travis Guthrie, Johnny Cash, George Jones, 07 - Lonesome Whistle | Hank Williams Sr. & Jimmy Davis Lefty Frizzell and Merle Travis. Miss 08 - Long Black Veil | Danny Dill & Marijohn Wilkin Lonely Hearts also puts their original spin 09 - Breaking the Law | Judas Priest on "The River" by Bruce Springsteen and 10 - The River | Bruce Springsteen "Breaking the Law" by Judas Priest. "Listen to the record, it's clear that these guys have something special going on. It's a perfect blend of Tennessee Three rhythm and sweet country crooning that's just a little rough around the edges. But maybe missing from the recordings, is the fact that these guys are one of the best live party bands I've heard in ages. Big German cowboy beating the shit out of the upright bass? Check. Mutant honky tonk guitar and suitcase drums? Check. A dead ringer for a young Bruce Springsteen with the pipes of Charley Feathers? You bet. Will they drink you out of house and home, dance with every lady in the house, and wear nothing but snow pants while they do it? You just never know what might happen when these guys come to town..." -Cooper McBean (The Devil Makes Three) Contact & Booking: TourMore Booking | 530.771.7967 | [email protected] | www.tourmore.net .
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