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Lullwater
Framing Hanley
Lullwater Announce Broad
Plans for Year of Touring in
2014
Lullwater continue to log miles on the road, adding select Southeastern appearances for late-2013. In December, the band will appear in Savannah, GA on the
21st at Jinx alongside others. Since 2012, Lullwater
has toured consistently playing major and secondary
market concerts throughout the Southeast, Midwest
and up and down the East Coast. Cumulatively, the
200 gigs has built a strong base that only gets larger
with each passing month. In 2013, the band appeared at SXSW, and completed a 25-date West
Coast tour, expanding their fan base to one national in
scope. The band plans to commit the majority of 2014
to touring, aiming to make 200 or more appearances
mixed between headlining and support plays.
The band recently released their self-titled album on
their own Dinobird label. Recorded and produced at
London Bridge Studios, Seattle WA (Pearl Jam 10,
SoundgardenLouder Than Love), the September
17th offering has seen strong sales and critical acclaim
from journalists and industry tastemakers. Guitar
World premiered Lullwater, while the video for the single “Albatross” was picked up for an exclusive debut
by Artist Direct.
FRAMING HANLEY OFFERING
FANS THREE NEW SONGS FOR
FREE
FRAMING HANLEY have decided to release
three brand new songs FOR FREE on their
website www.framinghanley.com due to the
delay of their upcoming album THE SUM OF
WHO WE ARE. The three songs (CROOKED
SMILES, NO SAVING ME, and WALT AND
THE WOLVES) are available now.
FRAMING HANLEY hit the scene in 2007 with
THE MOMENT (featuring LOLLIPOP, HEAR
ME NOW) and their 2010 sophomore release A
PROMISE TO BURN (You Stupid Girl, Back To
Go Again).
The Sum Of Who We Are was funded entirely
by the band’s loyal fan base by donating money
via a Kickstarter campaign. “First and foremost,
our incredible fans are the reason it’s even possible” states Nixon. “They funded the entire
thing on Kickstarter. That is still unbelievable to
us. Every band says that they feel like they’re
getting better with the years. So while I feel
that’s a trite statement, I can’t deny it. We’ve
never written as much material for an album as
we did for this one. We had to cut so many
songs that we felt were strong. We also recorded songs for the album that we felt weren’t
‘there’ yet only to go back to the drawing board
and get it right. This record from start to finish
will be all that we have in us. The ‘sum of who
we are’ if you will.”
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