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RIGHT ARM RESOURCE U P D A T E JESSE BARNETT [email protected] www.rightarmresource.com 62 CONCERTO COURT, NORTH EASTON, MA 02356 (508) 238-5654 3/31/2010 Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Tiny Light” Dave Barnes “Little Lies” The anticipated first single from their upcoming self-titled album The addicting first single from What We Want, What We Get, going for adds now Early: WNCS, WXPN, WMVY, WBJB, WMWV, WEXT, WOCM, KROK, KYSL, KZMV, KLRR... Early: KRSH, KCLC, WEXT, WOCM, KVSF, WUIN In stores Tuesday! One of 2010’s Best New Bands - Rolling Stone Video on rollingstone.com On tour in April and May - see the complete run of dates on page 2 Court Yard Hounds “The Coast” The Temper Trap “Sweet Disposition” The first single from Emily & Martie of the Dixie Chicks, at radio now Picking up major steam now! Almost top 10 on the Monitored Audience chart!! Already on: KGSR, Sirius Spectrum, WTMD, KOZT, KBAC, WTYD, KUT... New: KGSR, KEZE Already on: WXRT, WRXP, Sirius Spectrum, KENZ, KWMT... Part of the Lilith Festival Tons of TV and press coming soon Major sales off of TV campaigns (Diet Coke, Chrysler, Rhapsody, ABC, NBC) Angelique Kidjo w/Bono & John Legend “Move On Up” Cage The Elephant “Back Against The Wall” Most Added again! FMQB Public Debut 24*! New: WCNR, KMTN, WCBE, The follow up to the hit “Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked” Already #1 at Alt WYMS, WJCU, KHUM... ON: WXPN, WFUV, WEXT, WMVY, WNRN, WFPK, New: KSPN, KFMU, WJCU, KVSF, WXRY ON: KRVO, KROK, WXPK, WKZE, KTBG, KBAC, KSUT... In stores Tuesday! Tour: 4/1 Troy, 4/2 Boston WNRN, WBSD Over 250K albums sold & 125K track downloads already Ozomatli “It’s Only Paper” Cary Brothers “Ghost Town” Featuring Jack Johnson FMQB Tracks 35*! New: WCOO, WFUV, WUIN Single and full cd on your desk now New: XM Loft, WSYC ON: KOHO, ON: KPRI, WRNR, Sirius, KVSF, WOCM, KFMU, KSPN, KBAC, KROK, KPND, KVSF, KZMV, KFMU, WUKY, WCBE, KCLC, WHRV, WRRW Great at SXSW WVMP, KCLC, KMTN, WTYD, WJCU, WVOD... Fire Away in stores April 20 Produced by Bill Lefler (Dashboard Confessional, GymClass Heroes) Touring soon Mayer Hawthorne “Just Ain’t Gonna Work Out” Kate Miller-Heidke “Caught In The Crowd” The first single from A Strange Arrangement New: WYMS, WMNF, KKCR, New: WCBE ON: WEXT, KTAO, WRRW Full cd Curioser on your desk KSLU, WSYC ON: KCRW, WXPN, WFUV, WCNR, WRSI, WKZE, WERS... This album is platinum in her native Australia, multiple ARIA nominations “My new favorite song of all time!”-Jason Bentley/KCRW Great sets at SXSW A buzz act for Coachella and opening for Ben Folds in April and May Jeff Beck feat. Joss Stone “I Put A Spell On You” Landon Pigg “Take A Chance” FMQB Tracks 43*! Public 33*! New: KDNK, KLCC ON: WCLZ, WCOO, KRSH, WFUV, New: WYMS, WVMP, WGWG... ON: KFMU, KSPN, KDBB, WCBE, KOHO, KVSF, WEXT, XM Loft, KBAC, KYSL, KLRR, WJCU, KTAO, WRSI, KOHO, KDBB, WMWV... KMTN, KTAO, KROK, WAPS, KCLC, KZMV... The Boy Who Never in stores now US tour coming in April Emotion & Commotion in stores April 13 Drew Barrymore’s “Whip It” features Landon and is out on DVD now Peter Gabriel “The Power Of The Heart” Joe Bonamassa “Quarryman’s Lament” FMQB Public 25*! New: WEHM, KRCC, WSYC ON: WXPK, WXPN, WFUV, WEXT, Indicator Debut 24*! New: WVMP 11K+ sold first week! #1 Blues Album WJCU, KNBA, WBJB, KOZT, WMVY, KBAC, Sirius Spectrum, XM Loft, KSUT, KDBB, ON: KRSH, WXPK,WVOD, WMVY, KOZT, WEXT, KTBG, WBJB, KDBB, KYSL, KVSF, KPND, KTAO, WNRN, WOCM, WMWV, WNCW, WKZE... Great sales! NY/LA dates in May WTMD, KMTN, WKZE, WYCE, WJCU, KROK, KTAO, WUKY, KRVM, KSLU... On tour now! Bob Schneider “The Bringdown” Gov’t Mule “Broke Down On The Brazos” New & Active! Indicator #30! New: WAPS, KUNC ON: KGSR, Sirius, KINK, WCOO, FMQB Tracks #39! ON WXRT, WCOO, WDST, WUIN, WMVY, WVOD, KFMU, KPIG, KRSH, WTMD, WMVY, WVOD, KCLC, KPND, KDBB, KOHO, KLRR, KSPN, WEXT, KFMU... KTAO, KMTN, KPND, KBAC, KYSL, KNBA, KTBG, KVSF, KDBB, WOCM, KSPN, WJCU... Tour: 4/1 Boston, 4/2 Albany, Austin Music Awards: Best song, album & more More dates including Jazzfest and Mountain Jam coming up One eskimO “Kandi” Butch Walker “Trash Day” The #1 song at AAA! Thank you radio!! Terrific performance on Ellen FMQB Tracks 45*! ON: Dave-FM, WCLZ, WCOO, KFMU, WTMD, KDBB, On every Monitored station! Upcoming live dates: 3/31 Brooklyn NY, 4/5 KROK, KSPN, WYCE, WOCM, KOHO, KVSF... On tour opening for Train right now Philadelphia, 4/8 Denver, 4/13 Seattle (with Train), 4/18 Coachella, 6/5 Mountain Jam Terrific reviews! 3 1/2 star Rolling Stone review, 4 star Alternative Press Ingrid Michaelson “Everybody” David Gray “Stella The Artist” Monitored #21! ON: KINK, WXRV, KWMT, WRNX, KTHX, Sirius, KENZ, KPRI, WCOO, Monitored 15*! New: KENZ ON: WXRT, KINK, KTCZ, WTTS, WXRV, CIDR, KPRI, KEZE, WRLT, WCLZ, KDAL, WUIN, WCNR... Just did Rachael Ray BNL tour 5/10-15 Dave-FM, WMMM, WRLT, KEZE, WRNX, KTHX, WCLZ, KPTL, KRVB, WNCS, WDST, Co-headlining tour now with Mat Kearney Bonnaroo, Lilith Fair coming KCLC, WXPK... On tour: 3/31 Baltimore, 4/1 Montclair NJ, 4/3 Providence, 4/5 Albany... Dave Barnes wants to share his Little Lies with you 4/10 Florence, AL 4/18 Chicago, IL 5/3 Carrboro, NC 4/11 Anderson, IN 4/19 Bloomington, IN 5/5 Vienna, VA 4/12 Madison, WI 4/23 Birmingham, AL 5/6 Baltimore, MD 4/13 Milwaukee, WI 4/24 Cordova, TN 5/8 New York, NY 4/14 Minneapolis, MN 4/29 Knoxville, TN 5/9 Boston, MA 4/16 Nashville, TN 4/30 Charlotte, NC ... and many more to come! 4/17 Nashville, TN 5/1 Atlanta, GA Entertainment Weekly reviews the Court Yard Hounds’ SXSW set ““It was mellow until about 5 minutes ago,” said a man to my left, mid-jostle, as the wide floor of Antone’s became a no-moving zone late last night. The spectacular Americana Music Association SXSW showcase had been rolling since 8 p.m., with expert sets from Jim Lauderdale, Elizabeth Cook, and Hayes Carll, plus special guests Patty Griffin and Buddy Miller — all of whom deserve posts of their own. But when the clock struck 11, the walls began to split at their seams as half of Austin packed in to see the debut of the Court Yard Hounds, a.k.a. Emily Robison and Martie Maguire of the Dixie Chicks. It’s the most anyone’s really seen of the sisters since Taking the Long Way swept the Grammys in 2007; the pair said they’ve embarked on the project after getting restless waiting for third Chick Natalie Maines to be ready to run again. Their self-titled debut doesn’t hit stores until May 4, but when Robison and Maguire took the stage in front of a five-piece band, flashed calm, confident smiles, and began the harmony-soaked “Delight (Something New Under the Sun)” without ceremony, their music already felt broken in, and the room swelled with attentive joy. “We only have an hour, so we’re going to try and get as much music in as we can,” said Robison. Besides a quick San Antonio joke later on, it was almost all the talking she’d do. Robison handles most of the frontwoman duties in this new iteration, and her voice shares a frequency with Sheryl Crow circa Globe Sessions. The songs also share Crow’s laid-back California vibe, with a thick helping of Texas kick in crabby rocker “Ain’t No Son” (whose kiss-off lyrics led Robison to joke, “We’ll let y’all figure that one out later”), and road-trippin’ first single “The Coast” (not East or West: Texas Gulf). The sisters grew up as bluegrass prodigies, and can handle pretty much any stringed instrument with ease: Maguire has added viola to her repertoire, and its thick, mournful drone filled “Skyline” with sadness; Robison’s dobro appeared for set closer “It Didn’t Make a Sound.” Jakob Dylan joined the ladies on stage for “See You in the Spring,” the duet he sings with Robison on the record, then stuck around for a hilarious/awesome cover of Rod Stewart’s “You Wear It Well,” needing a gaff-taped scrap of crib sheet to make it through the third verse. But despite the Son of Bob’s behatted presence, the mesmerizing part of “See You in the Spring” was hearing Robison’s simple fingerpicked banjo at the top, then watching Maguire effortlessly toggle between violin and mandolin through the verses, the same placid smile she wore during Chicks shows never leaving her face. Honestly, the word that kept coming to mind for the entire hour was “effortless”: if Robison and Maguire are nervous to leave their sidewoman safety, they barely betrayed it. Maguire takes lead vocals on a ballad called “Gracefully,” and there may have been a quiver in her voice until her sister came in behind her with the harmonies. Robison tends to close her eyes when she sings, but that seems more out of peace than fear. Despite years of playing sold-out arenas, the pair seemed thoroughly content to be on the tiny Antone’s stage, with amateur photographers at their feet snapping away for the entire hour, and drunks yapping through the quiet parts. The set finished with what looked to be a unison exhale, then a hug and a proud rub on the back from Maguire to Robison, who bid the crowd farewell with “Thanks.