The Band Loula have just announced their debut UK Live tour this September
Emerging country duo The Band Loula have just announced their debut UK Live tour this September. Tickets Here They recently released their new song, “I Love Leavers,” Listen Here. The track is the latest to be unveiled from their anticipated debut EP, Sweet Southern Summer, out August 22 via Warner Music Nashville (pre-save/pre-order Here).
Reflecting on the song, the duo--Logan Simmons and Malachi Mills, share, “‘I Love Leavers’ is about every no-good fool we should’ve left but didn’t. We wrote it with Marcus Hummon, legend and writer of “Bless the Broken Road.” This tune took a road that wasn’t so blessed…but instead, tells the hard truth. It’s one’s for the backsliders, the liars, the cheaters, and the heartbreaks you keep crawling back to, even when you know better.”
Produced by John Osborne (Brothers Osborne) with additional production from Greg Bieck (Little Big Town, etc), the EP signals a breakout year for The Band Loula, spotlighting the duo’s powerful storytelling and unique swampgrass sound. The project consists of six tracks including previously released songs “Sweet Southern Summer,” “Can’t Please ‘Em All” and “Running Off The Angels,” which Billboard calls “An immensely promising release,” while All Country News declares, “a haunting, culturally charged ballad that cements their place as one of the genre’s most compelling new acts” and Music Row proclaims, “Bluesy, swampy and cool, this conjures a spell with its mysterious, haunting, Biblical images of damnation and redemption…Highly engaging.”
Reflecting on the song, the duo--Logan Simmons and Malachi Mills, share, “‘I Love Leavers’ is about every no-good fool we should’ve left but didn’t. We wrote it with Marcus Hummon, legend and writer of “Bless the Broken Road.” This tune took a road that wasn’t so blessed…but instead, tells the hard truth. It’s one’s for the backsliders, the liars, the cheaters, and the heartbreaks you keep crawling back to, even when you know better.”
Produced by John Osborne (Brothers Osborne) with additional production from Greg Bieck (Little Big Town, etc), the EP signals a breakout year for The Band Loula, spotlighting the duo’s powerful storytelling and unique swampgrass sound. The project consists of six tracks including previously released songs “Sweet Southern Summer,” “Can’t Please ‘Em All” and “Running Off The Angels,” which Billboard calls “An immensely promising release,” while All Country News declares, “a haunting, culturally charged ballad that cements their place as one of the genre’s most compelling new acts” and Music Row proclaims, “Bluesy, swampy and cool, this conjures a spell with its mysterious, haunting, Biblical images of damnation and redemption…Highly engaging.”
North Georgia natives and longtime friends, The Band Loula continues to garner widespread attention across the industry with their undeniable chemistry and near-blood harmonies, and recently made their Grand Ole Opry debut, for which they received a standing ovation.
Powerful live performers, The Band Loula is currently on the road with Dierks Bentley and Zach Top as part of Bentley’s extensive Broken Branches Tour and will join Lukas Nelson’s American Romance tour in the fall. The duo performed at Watershed Festival at The Gorge Amphitheatre this weekend after spending the past few years touring alongside artists such as Brothers Osborne, Ashley McBryde, Paul Cauthen, Elle King and Brent Cobb.
The band is due in the UK this fall...
SEPT 24 - LONDON, THE FORGE @ THE LOWER THIRD - TICKETS
SEPT 25 - YORK, FORTYFIVE VINYL CAFE - TICKETS
SEPT 27 - GLASGOW, SWG3 - POETRY CLUB - TICKETS
FOLLOW THE BAND LOULA
WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | TIKTOK | FACEBOOK
Powerful live performers, The Band Loula is currently on the road with Dierks Bentley and Zach Top as part of Bentley’s extensive Broken Branches Tour and will join Lukas Nelson’s American Romance tour in the fall. The duo performed at Watershed Festival at The Gorge Amphitheatre this weekend after spending the past few years touring alongside artists such as Brothers Osborne, Ashley McBryde, Paul Cauthen, Elle King and Brent Cobb.
The band is due in the UK this fall...
SEPT 24 - LONDON, THE FORGE @ THE LOWER THIRD - TICKETS
SEPT 25 - YORK, FORTYFIVE VINYL CAFE - TICKETS
SEPT 27 - GLASGOW, SWG3 - POETRY CLUB - TICKETS
FOLLOW THE BAND LOULA
WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | TIKTOK | FACEBOOK
