Frankie & The Deadbeats just released their first single “Oh Mama” (feat. Tim Vantol) from their forthcoming album “The Possibility That Love Is Not Enough”. You can listen to it here – https://bfan.link/oh-mama-2
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Lauren Ruth Ward (US), Praha, Futurum, 26/3/2023. More info and tickets HERE.
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Andrew Combs (US), Support: Alasdair Bouch (UK), 13.9.2022, Café V lese. More info and tickets HERE.
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Daniel Romano’s Outfit (CA), Guest: Adrian T. Bell (UK/CZ), Support Carson McHone (US), 26.6.2022, Cross Club Open Air. More info and tickets HERE.
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Frankie & The Deadbeats is a group of men of dubious reputation, but as a band they aspire to go high. From dingy bars where they had been playing punk and rock’n’roll loud in the sweat of their faces, it’s impossible to aim any lower. But now they have heard the call of their hearts, and with the music circulating in their blood since their childhood spent by campfires, they intend to win hearts of Country Radio listeners as well as convince listeners of all other radios that country music, hats, shirts and cowboy boots are just cool. But Frankie & The Deadbeats also believe that country music is here for everyone, regardless of skin color or sexual orientation. Sheet belongs on a bed, not on a head.
Frankie & The Deadbeats are a still quite a novelty on the scene (the band was formed in August 2020), but the individual musicians have a turbulent history in famous Czech punk bands such as Hanba, Prague Conspiracy, Unholy Preachers, TiNG, Inverta Storca and others. In April 2021, they released their first single “Let It Rain” as a tasting of their first album, followed by the very first video “Cowboys & Dreamers”. “The Shining” album was published by Pushteek Records on 1st September 2021 (listen to HERE). Second album “The Possibility That Love Is Not Enough” will be released in summer 2023. If you haven’t seen them live yet you have something to look forward to. See you in Nashville!
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After her very first and sold out 2019 show in Cafe V lese Lauren Ruth Ward is coming back to Prague. She’ll bring her new album “Vol.II” which came on 13 March this year.
Everyone remembers the first time they see Lauren Ruth Ward sing. Not many singers has that effect. The thing is, youʼve never seen someone sing from every cell in their being and well, it changes your own chemistry for a moment. You think, if she can be bigger than her body, why canʼt I? And just like that, you are empowered. Whatʼs better, you never expected it would feel
this fun.
Critics have declared Lauren Ruth Ward as a cross between Janis Joplin, Florence Welch and Courtney Barnett. debut album “Well, Hell” garnered accolades from NYLON, Noisey, Consequence of Sound, the Los Angeles Times, Indie Shuffle and more. Viral clips spread quickly of this new phenomʼs visceral live performance. Singing in the faces of fans, songs like “Blue Collar Sex Kitten”, “Make Love to Myself” and the soul crushing “Did I Offend You”. In no time, LRW was playing to sold out crowds in the US and overseas, sharing stages with artists as diverse as LP, the Yeah Yeah Yeahʼs, Shirley
Manson, Eddie Vedder, Shakey Graves, Liz Phair and even Keith Urban; with a growing reputation for stealing the show.
Rock nʼ Roll in 2020 really needs something. Thank the fucking Goddesses above and below for sending us Lauren Ruth Ward.
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One of New York CIty’s most beloved and talked-about bands, VickiKristinaBarcelona transforms the songs of Tom Waits, showing them in a new light, a genre unto themselves, while maintaining the original humor and pathos. Their repertoire explores the vast landscape of Waits’ styles, by turns danceable and philosophical, humorous, unsettling and heart-warming.
The beautiful song melodies are unearthed by breathtakingly gorgeous and inventive three-part harmonies and often surprising arrangements, via an array of instruments including accordion, guitar, percussion, harmonium, banjo, bottles and bells.
Rachelle Garniez, Amanda Homi and Terry Radigan are each seasoned singer-songwriters with distinctive differences. Rachelle’s genre-fluid Cabaret, Amanda’s Global rhythms and forms, and Terry’s traditional Americana Roots all combine to form a sound greater than the sum of its’ parts. While most of the songs are built around the signature ensemble vocals, each member of the band is also featured individually, organically choosing a Waits song that best fits their personality.
The name of the band is an adaptation of a Woody Allen movie title. As the film centers on the story of three strong women and their complicated dance around a male character, it is a reflection of the group’s dynamic and mission. There is a playfulness to the reference, a sly wink and a reclaiming of female power.
Their first album, “Pawn Shop Radio” came out on 29 May 2020.
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After the sold out show last year in Cafe V lese Lauren Ruth Ward is coming back to Prague. She’ll bring her new album “Vol.II” which came on 13 March this year.
Everyone remembers the first time they see Lauren Ruth Ward sing. Not many singers has that effect. The thing is, youʼve never seen someone sing from every cell in their being and well, it changes your own chemistry for a moment. You think, if she can be bigger than her body, why canʼt I? And just like that, you are empowered. Whatʼs better, you never expected it would feel
this fun.
Critics have declared Lauren Ruth Ward as a cross between Janis Joplin, Florence Welch and Courtney Barnett. debut album “Well, Hell” garnered accolades from NYLON, Noisey, Consequence of Sound, the Los Angeles Times, Indie Shuffle and more. Viral clips spread quickly of this new phenomʼs visceral live performance. Singing in the faces of fans, songs like “Blue Collar Sex Kitten”, “Make Love to Myself” and the soul crushing “Did I Offend You”. In no time, LRW was playing to sold out crowds in the US and overseas, sharing stages with artists as diverse as LP, the Yeah Yeah Yeahʼs, Shirley
Manson, Eddie Vedder, Shakey Graves, Liz Phair and even Keith Urban; with a growing reputation for stealing the show.
Rock nʼ Roll in 2020 really needs something. Thank the fucking Goddesses above and below for sending us Lauren Ruth Ward.
Website | Instagram |Facebook | FB event