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RAR Newsletter 120502.Indd RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 5/2/2012 Good Old War “Amazing Eyes” Joe Bonamassa “Driving Towards The Daylight” The new single from Come Back As Rain, going for official adds on Monday The title track from his new album, in stores June 5 and going for adds now This track is outselling every other song on the album 10 to 1 on iTunes Added early at KOZT, WFIV, KDBB, WOCM, WNKU, WBJB, WYCE, WSGE... Most Added EARLY: WXPN, WNKU, KBAC, WVOD, KMTN, DMX, WOCM... Extensive tour dates now and later this year - see the full schedule on page 2 Playing NON-COMM and Boulder! June tour announcing soon, fall with Dispatch ‘Countdown To Daylight’ web videos showcasing behind-the-scenes on our site Rhett Miller “Out Of Love” Kimbra “Settle Down” Added early at KXT, KCMP, KTBG, WFIV, WBJB, WYEP, WTMD, WHRV New: WZEW, WEXT ON: KCMP, KRSH, KPND, WYMS, KFMU, KSPN, Single on PlayMPE, full cd The Dreamer has shipped, in stores June 5 WFIV, KSMT, WNRN, KHUM, DMX Adult Alt, KOHO, KCRW, WCBE, KCLC... Upcoming dates include solo, with band and with Old 97’s - see page 2 Full album Vows in stores 5/22 Over 10 million views for the video! Album features guest appearances by Rosanne Cash, Rachael Yamagata & more Toured with Gotye, back in the US with Foster The People May-July Rebelution “Closer I Get” (feat. John Popper) Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Never Go Back” New: WERU, KVNF Already on: WCBE, KSPN, KFMU, DMX Folk Rock, BDS Monitored 18* and rising quickly! Indicator 7*! FMQB Public 13*! DMX Adult Alternative, WFIV, KCLC, WOCM, WYCE, MSPR, KDNK, KSMF... New: KGSR, WMMM, WTMD, WTYD, KTAO, WNTI ON: KFOG, KTCZ, WRLT, Dave-FM, WXRV, Full cd Peace Of Mind and single on your desk Package features a three disc KINK, WNCS, WXPK, WRNR, Sirius, WCOO, KCKC, WCLZ, KTHX, KPND, KRVB, WZEW... set of the studio, dub, and acoustic versions Touring with OAR in July/Aug Album in stores 6/12, just taped VH1 Storytellers - will premiere June 15 Graffiti6 “Stare Into The Sun” Dry The River “New Ceremony” BDS Monitored New & Active! Indicator Debut 25*! New: WERS, KSLU ON: WXRV, New: KDBB, KBAC, WNTI, KKCR ON: WZEW, WFPK, KCSN, KRSH, WYCE, WRNR. CIDR, WCLZ, WCOO, KPND, KRSH, KCSN, WFPK, KMMS, WEXT, WEHM, KBAC, KCLC, WEXT, KTBG, WVMP, WFIV, WTMD, KMTN, KSPN, KFMU, WOCM, KFMU, KSPN, WVMP, KROK, KYSL, WOCM, WLCE... VEVO’s Lift artist right now! KSUT, WJCU, KSMT... Edit on PlayMPE Shallow Bed in stores now Eric Hutchinson tour through May, headlining dates coming in May and June Playing NON-COMM, Boulder & Lollapalooza! More US headlining dates in May Morning Parade “Headlights” Sarah Jaffe “Glorified High” New: KCLC ON: WXPK, KCSN, DMX, KRSH, WDST, WOCM, KMTN, WFIV, KROK, New: WERU, KKCR ON: KUT, KXT, WFPK, WNKU, WNRN, WJCU, WCBE, WNRN, WJCU, KSMT, KDBB... Major Modern Rock adds as well Killer at SXSW DMX Adult Alt, WYCE, KSLU, KVNF, KSMF, MPR The Body Wins in stores now Self-titled album due June 19 Album sampler video online now “She swapped her savant status for a musical maturity that makes for an Video featured on RollingStone.com, Bing Lounge session online too amazing depth of sound.” - IFC Great press already: NY Times, NPR... The Mastersons “One Word More” Joe Pug “The Great Despiser” New: WUSM, KDNK ON: KUT, XM Loft, WEXT, WBJB, WKZE, WNCW, WFIV, WNKU, New: KUT ON: WTMD, KPIG, WNKU, WNRN, KNBA, KCLC, WMVY, WVMP, WFIV, WCBE, WUMB, WFHB, WVMP, KSUT, KDHX, KUNC, WNTI... Birds Fly South in stores! WCBE, WNCW, WYCE, WBJB, KDHX, KDEC... The Great Despiser in stores now The Mastersons are husband and wife Chris Masterson and Eleanor Whitmore, who Features backing vocals from Craig Finn of The Hold Steady both play in Steve Earle’s band On tour opening for and playing with Steve Earle Extensive tour running through 6/6, many dates with David Wax Museum Dar Williams “Summer Child” Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds “Make It Rain” New: WJCU, KDNK FMQB Tracks #47 FMQB Public #29! Album in stores now The first single from their new album Pound Of Dirt, in stores now ON: XM Loft, WCLZ, WXPN, WFUV, WDST, WYEP, Music Choice, KHUM, WBJB, ON: WYCE, KBAC, KYSL, KOHO, KNBA, WCBE, KROK, KCLC, WJCU, WKZE, KFMU, WEXT, KSPN, KFMU, WYCE, WMVY, WVMP, WCNR, KPIG, WKZE, WFIV... KSPN, WFIV, WOCM, KRCC, KDHX, WNTI... Full cd & clean cd-pro at radio National tour running through May 19, more summer dates being booked Opened for Dr. John, The Black Keys, Sharon Jones & more Extensive tour! The Gaddabouts “Can You Feel It” Tom Morello/Ben Harper “Save The Hammer For The Man” New: KUWR ON: WFUV, KFMU, KSPN, WCBE, WVMP, WMWV, WYCE, WUMB, In rotation: WFIV, KFMU, KSPN, KMTN, WWCT, KFMG, KSLU... WKZE, WNCW, KOZT, KUNC, KAXE, WYSO, WHRV, WERU, KVNF, KLCC... Tour documentary in 42 languages available for free download now Look Out Now in stores! Full artwork album on your desk now The new single from the Nightwatchman album World Wide Rebel Songs The Gaddabouts are Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino and Andy Fairweather Low Just appeared on Fallon, already did Leno Video launching next week Joe Bonamassa filling the houses now and later Joe Bonamassa has a long history of selling out his shows in advance in large venues. Take a look at where he’ll be this year... 5/2 Topeka, KS 10/13 Honolulu, HI 11/24 Washington, DC 5/3 Des Moines, IA 10/30 Dallas, TX 11/27 Charleston, WV 5/5 Indianapolis, IN 11/1 Tulsa, OK 11/28 Durham, NC 5/7 Evansville, IN 11/2 Kansas City, MO 11/30 Columbus, GA 5/8 Springfield, IL 11/3 St. Louis, MO 12/1 Biloxi, MS 5/10 Nashville, TN 11/6 Merryville, IN 12/3 Greenville, SXC 5/11 Lexington, KY 11/7 Fort Wayne, IN 12/5 Montgomery, AL 5/12 Pittsburgh, PA 11/9 Cincinnati, OH 12/7 Tallahassee, FL 5/14 Red Bank, NJ 11/10 Columbus, OH 12/9 Jacksonville, FL 5/16 Buffalo, NY 11/13 Toledo, OH 12/10 Orlando, FL 5/17 Syracuse, NY 11/14 Youngstown, OH 12/11 Melbourne, FL 5/19 Hartford, CT 11/16 Rochester, NY 12/13 Hollywood, FL 5/22 Providence, RI 11/17 Toronto, ONT 12/15 Ft. Meyers, FL 5/23 Portland, ME 11/20 Springfield, MA ... and more to come! 5/25 Hampton Beach, NH 11/23 Long Island, NY Rhett Miller will satisfy The Dallas Morning News calls Sarah your dreams on the road Jaffe’s new album “an epic triumph” “The change is subtle yet startling. At first it almost feels like a fluke, but soon there’s no doubting its intentions. Sarah Jaffe found her groove. The Denton-based singer-songwriter who turned heads with the intense baroque folk-pop songs on her 2010 debut, Suburban Nature, now beats to a new drum on The Body Wins, her superb second full- length album. Jaffe expanded her artistic reach, embracing synthesiz- ers, drum programming, vibes, cello, violin, trumpet, trombone and harp on an album that pulsates with the jolting urgency of an emo- tional roller coaster. 5/2 Milwaukee, WI + 6/7 Hoboken, NJ ^ What Jaffe has crafted in 13 tracks, nimbly guided by expert pro- 5/3 Indianapolis, IN + 6/8 New York, NY ^ ducer John Congleton, is a record that viscerally assaults the brain, 5/4 Louisville, KY + 6/9 Boston, MA ^ heart and feet. Her lyrics remain poetic and piercing. She examines 5/5 Chicago, IL + 6/15 San Diego, CA ^ love, relationships and human weaknesses with the sharp precision of an X-Acto knife. Her vocals float over the songs. She can be beautifully 5/6 Memphis, TN + 6/16 Hermosa Bch, CA ^ seductive on “The Way Sound Leaves a Room,” then coy and sarcastic 5/12 Woodstock, NY * 6/17 San Juan Cap, CA ^ on “Sucker for Your Marketing.” “Fangs,” with its macabre classicism, 5/14 Decatur, GA * 6/18 Los Angeles, CA ^ is spooky. “Glorified High” and “Talk” thump and strut their way into 5/15 Nashville, TN * 6/19 San Francisco, CA ^ your subconscious like a sinister drug. 5/16 Knoxville, TN * 6/21 Portland, OR ^ Jaffe’s label bio says that she began envisioning The Body Wins 5/17 Carrboro, NC * 6/22 Seattle, WA the moment she bought a bass and drum set at a pawnshop. Those instruments became catalysts in her creative liberation, unleashing 5/19 Addison, TX * + = Old 97’s show the fan of hip-hop and dance music that lurked inside. She sought the 6/4 Vienna, VA ^ * = Rhett Solo assistance of Congleton and other local musicians such as Midlake 6/5 Philadelphia, PA ^ ^ = Rhett with The Serial drummer McKenzie Smith and violinist Daniel Hart. The Body Wins is 6/6 Pittsburgh, PA ^ Lady Killers Band an epic triumph, a confident about-face from a bold talent.” - 4/23/12 Good Old War will kill at the big venues with Dispatch this fall Dispatch can pack the major venues, and Good Old War is thrilled to join them on tour later this year. Also be sure to catch Good Old War’s sets at NON-COMM and Boulder 9/29 Broomfield, CO - 1st Bank Ctr 10/06 Boston, MA - Agganis Arena 10/01 Minneapolis, MN - Orpheum 10/08 Toronto, ON - Sound Academy 10/02 Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom 10/09 Philadelphia, PA - Tower Theatre 10/03 Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom 10/11 Washington, DC - Constitution Hall 10/05 New York, NY - Radio City MH 10/12 Atlanta, GA - Fox Theatre Coming Up..
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