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RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 1/22/2020 Pearl Jam “Dance Of The Clairvoyants” The first single from Gigaton, in stores March 27 Already committed for Monday at SiriusXM Spectrum! This is their first studio album since their Grammy-winning Lightning Bolt US tour dates: 3/28 Baltimore, 3/30 New York City, 4/2 Nash- ville, 4/4 St. Louis, 4/6 Oklahoma City, 4/9 Denver, 4/11 Phoenix, 4/13 San Diego, 4/15-16 Los Angeles, 4/18-19 Oakland Kaleo “I Want More” The first AAA single from their forthcoming album Most Added early! Already on: KGSR, WXRV, KCMP, WNCS, KVNA, WPYA, KPND, KJAC, KTBG, KMTN, WEXT, KLRR, KRML, WCLX, WFIV, WJCU, WUIN, WOCM The band has been working on the anticipated follow up to A/B since they wrapped a nonstop three year tour run in 2018 Green Day “Oh Yeah” The new single from Father Of All..., in stores February 7 Most Added early! Already on: WRNR, WXRV, KRVB, WXPK, WNCS, WXCT, KPND, KVNA, WDST, WEHM, WERS, WLKR, WFIV, KLRR, WOCM, WXRY, KTAO They are donating their royalties for the track to the International Justice Mission and RAINN On tour this summer with Fall Out Boy and Weezer Dustbowl Revival “Dreaming” The first single from Is It You, Is It Me, in stores January 31 Added early: KRSH, WCLX, KYSL, WCLY, WFIV, WKZE, KNBA, KSMF, WEXT, WYCE, WUMB, KUWR, WHRV “After ten years of touring together and amassing a passionate and loyal following worldwide, Dustbowl Revival embarks on a new journey... thus proving that great bands never stop evolving as they simply refuse to stand still.” - American Songwriter February/March tour! Hollow Coves “Anew” The first single from Moments, out now Added early at WFIV, KBAC, KSMF “The Brisbane duo reflect on little nostalgic moments, backed by stunning harmonies and acoustic guitars and piano” - Billboard “Hollow Coves seems to tap into something timeless” - Clash Tour: 2/7 DC, 2/8 Philadelphia, 2/11 NYC, 2/12 Boston, 2/17 Chicago, 2/18 Minneapolis, 2/21 Denver, 2/22 Salt Lake City, 2/24 LA... Fruition “Dawn” The first single from Broken At The Break Of Day, out now! BDS Monitored New & Active, Indicator 17*, JBE Public 26*! Over 60 stations on board! New: WRLT, WPYA, WVOD, KROK, KSUT... ON: WXPN, WTMD, Music Choice, WFPK, KTBG, KJAC, WYEP, WNRN, WRSI, WEHM, WDST, WCNR, WCLY, WCLX, WZEW, KRSH... “A cascade of harmonies...feels like a 21st-century soft-rock treasure.” - NPR Music On tour now Alanis Morissette “Reasons I Drink” The first single from Such Pretty Forks In The Road, out 5/1 Mediabase 13*, BDS Monitored 10*, Indicator 6*! New: KUMT Monitored panel almost closed out Billboard Women In Music “ICON” recipient last month! Major summer tour announced with Garbage and Liz Phair - over 400K tickets sold in one week! Sold out: LA, Portland, Atlanta, DC, Detroit and more Building at multiple formats Pinegrove “Phase” The first single from Marigold, out now BDS Monitored Debut 35*, Indicator Debut 34*! New: KEXP, WWCT, KSPN, KSLU, MPR ON: WXRV, WRLT, Music Choice, KCSN, WPYA, WTMD, WFPK, KTBG, WNCS, WCOO, WRSI, WCNR, WAPS, WDST, WCLX, WFIV, WBJB, WJCU, KJAC, KUMT, KVYN... “Pinegrove continues to make introspective and energetic songs... a song about gratitude in the face of chaos.” - NPR National tour in February Devon Gilfillian “Unchained” From his debut album Black Hole Rainbow, out now Mediabase 10*, BDS Monitored 8*, Indicator 2*, JBE Tracks 6*, Public 2*! New: XM Loft, WBDB, KRCC... ON: KBCO, WRNR, WXRV, WTTS, WRLT, KCMP, WXPN, CIDR, KCSN, WFUV, KXT, WPYA, WXPK, KJAC, KTBG, WFPK, WTMD, WCLZ, WNCS, WYMS, WZEW, WQKL, KRVB, WYEP... On tour with Grace Potter through February Dan Luke and the Raid “Fool” The first single from Out of The Blue, out now Mediabase Alternative 33* and rising quickly! New: WWCT, KJAC, KVYN, KAXE ON: Music Choice, WTMD, WPYA, WAPS, WFPK, WCLX, WZEW, WFIV, WYCE, WCBE, KYSL, KROK... Recently wrapped up a run of dates with Starcrawler then Seratones “Ready to stake their own claim as the next big thing from Bowling Green.” - FLOOD Dan’s brothers are Matt and Brad from Cage The Elephant G. Love “Go Crazy” (feat. Keb’ Mo’) From The Juice, produced by Keb’ Mo’, out now Mediabase 32*, BDS Monitored #33, BDS Indicator 14*, JBE Public 20*! New: WNCW, WMNF, WUTC, KVNF... ON: KBCO, WRNR, WXRV, Music Choice, WRLT, WNCS, WQKL, WKLQ, WWCT, WXPN, WFPK, KPND, WCOO, KYMK, KJAC, WYEP... “A party jam for our troubled times” - G. Love on the track The album is produced by Keb’ Mo’ and also features Robert Randolph, Marcus King and more Vampire Weekend “Sunflower” (feat. Steve Lacy) The third single from Father Of The Bride THREE GRAMMY NOMINATIONS! Album Of The Year, Best Alt Album, Best Rock Song (Harmony Hall) Mediabase 31*, BDS Monitored 28*! New: Sirius Spectrum, WXRT ON: WRLT, KCMP, Music Choice, WXRV, WNCS, WRNR, WPYA, KRVB, WFUV, WYEP, WERS, KJAC, WCLZ, WCNR, KVNA, KTBG, WRSI, KPND, WJCU, WXCT, KVOQ... Their world tour returns to the US in May Saint Motel “Van Horn” The first single from their EP, The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Pt. 1, out now Mediabase 21*, BDS Monitored 20*, Indicator #18, Mediabase Alt 24*! ON: WXRT, WMMM, WXRV, WRNR, WRLT, KRVB, WNCS, WXPK, WPYA, WQKL, WYEP, Music Choice, KJAC, WTMD, WZEW, KPND, WAPS, WFPK, KTBG, WYMS... 2020 US dates kick off later this month Big Thief “Not” The first single from Two Hands, out now BDS Monitored New & Active, JBE Public #16 ON: KCMP, WFUV, WFPK, KCSN, KUTX, WTMD, WAPS, WYEP, WYMS, KEXP, Music Choice, KVOQ, KJAC, WFIV, WCBE, WYCE, WRSI, KCLC, WKZE... “A towering statement from a group con- stantly leapfrogging over themselves.” - Pitchfork “The song is a fan favorite at Big Thief’s live shows, but the studio recording is stunning.” - UPROXX The Line Of Best Fit summarizes Pinegrove’s Marigold “It’s fair to say that, when it comes to an artist or act understanding their sound, there are few currently more on point than Pinegrove. Over the course of three albums, the band, led by the introspective and verbose Evan Stephens Hall, have constructed a sound pulling on a range of alt-country, indie and emo, sitting somewhere between the aching sensation of Cap ‘n’ Jazz and the twee vulnerability of Frankie Cosmos. While Hall has described the “heart-first” approach to their fourth record, Marigold, that very phrase could plausibly have been used for any of their previous three, each an iteration on the last rather than a total recalibra- tion. And given the success of each album, it’s hard to argue why Pinegrove would have done it any differently, Hall himself clarifying the ongoing tropes in describing their work as a “lifelong project”. Following a confusing Facebook post in 2017 by Hall, in which he explains that he’d been accused of sexual coercion by a woman he’d had a relation- ship with, itself resulting in taking a year off tour and therapy for Hall, the intimate and confessional nature of Pinegrove’s music however has come under additional scrutiny. While the details of what occurred between Hall and the accuser are unclear, there was a tangible sense of unease among Pine- grove’s fans as to the ethics behind continuing to listen to the band, and although Hall has publicly reckoned with the allegation, it’s hard, and perhaps ir- responsible, to dispel it while listening to the band’s music. It’s not clear how an act should conduct their comeback after such an event, though questions did emerge as to how, or even if, Pinegrove would attempt to broach the issue, and whether on Marigold we would see them adopting a change in tact. The short answer to that is no. Marigold sticks to the aesthetic Pinegrove established in their previous records, amounting to their latest pondering on that most pertinent of questions; how do we do good when so much around us is going so bad? While this theme may appear misguided given the cir- cumstances, there’s no questioning Hall’s legitimate honesty and anxiety throughout, reticent to fully commit to a direction and often caught in a state of indecisiveness. The heavy breath taken at the beginning of opener “Dotted Line” initiatives the album with the impression of a nervous speaker about to take to the podium, or an anxious partner readying themselves for a breakup. It’s an angsty start, and one that Hall spends the rest of the track attempting to placate as he searches for assurance (“Do I do my thing and just keep my head down?”). This quest for some form of support is presented most absolutely on “The Alarmist”, as Hall laments “As far as I can see is terrible territory / And there’s no-one to reassure me” before pleading “Please be good to me”. Elsewhere, his indecisiveness extends to considering ridding himself of a toxic remedy on “Drugs and Alcohol”, reverting from a decision to abstain to a potential compromise (“Maybe certain circumstances are permissible, maybe I could and you could just look the other way”) and finally querying its innate wrongness (“Is it so wrong, I wanna feel good”). This indecisiveness and ultimate questioning on the topic may further infuriate those who are looking for a plea for redemption from Hall, though it does stick to Pinegrove’s tried and tested approach of presenting their thoughts totally unfiltered, complete with paranoias, desires and all. As with previous Pinegrove records, however, it’s in Hall’s conversational style, buoyed by his band’s gorgeously intricate performances, that the beauty of Marigold really shines.