Published: March 10, 2010
Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights to Release National Debut 'PARDON ME,' April 27 on F-Stop/Atlantic Records; JTNL Is Added to Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Line-Up and Is Scheduled to Make Their Late Night Debut on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
F-Stop/Atlantic recording artist Jonathan
Tyler & The Northern Lights will release their national debut "PARDON ME"
on April 27.
The band will celebrate the release with a slew of special performances,
including their first late night TV appearance on April 8 on "Jimmy Kimmel
Live!" (ABC) and a supporting slot on Kid Rock's sold-out Chillin' The Most
Cruise, which embarks from Tampa, FL on April 29. In addition, the band
has recently been added to the star-studded line up for Bonnaroo Music &
Arts Festival.
Prior to all that, the band will head to Austin for the South By Southwest
Music Conference. There they will headline the Relix magazine day party on
Friday at Antone's, in addition to several other appearances, including
BMI's showcase on Thursday night, and the Relix magazine official showcase
on Saturday evening. (See tour itinerary below).
JTNL wrote or co-wrote each of the songs on "PARDON ME" and recorded the
album last August with producer Jay Joyce (Cage The Elephant, The Whigs,
John Hiatt, Patty Griffin). Looking to capture the essence of their
electrifying shows, the album was recorded live in Joyce's Nashville
studio. "We were really critical about keeping things in the pocket and
giving it a groove," said frontman Jonathan Tyler. He added, "Letting the
songs breathe and feel alive was the main thing that was really important
to us."
The fiercely hard-rocking band has quickly earned a reputation for
high-energy shows that has helped them to land key opening spots with the
likes of AC/DC, Kid Rock, JJ Grey and Mofro, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Erykah
Badu. Their major festival debut last fall at ACL was a huge success:
thousands of fans gathered in the mud and rain to catch their set. The
band drew the largest crowd ever assembled in front of the BMI stage at the
festival and earned a rare ACL encore. "Tyler killed it," exclaimed
Michael Corcoran of Austin American Statesman. He later wrote, "You might
want to wear a headband so your face doesn't fly off."
That sentiment has been echoed by music critics nationwide, who have caught
the band's live show and compared them to everyone from early Rolling
Stones to The Black Crowes. Fans worldwide can now experience the intense
live shows for themselves: the newly-launched www.jonathantylermusic.com
offers audio from 12 shows that can be downloaded for free, with additional
shows being added regularly.
"PARDON ME" due April 27 harnesses the bombastic rock n' roll energy
found in Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights' live shows. When listening
to tracks like "Devil's Basement" and "Gypsy Woman," it's clear the band
expelled the same sweat and passion in the studio as they do on stage every
night.
For more information, visit www.jonathantylermusic.com.
(TOUR ITINERARY BELOW.)
JONATHAN TYLER & THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
ON TOUR MARCH-APRIL 2010
March 18-20 part of SXSW Music Conference.
MARCH
10 Tulsa, OK Cain's Ballroom
12 Wichita Falls, TX Iron Horse Pub
13 Dallas, TX St. Patrick's Day Party at Granada Theater
18 Austin, TX BMI Showcase at Maggie Mae's
19 Austin, TX Relix day party at Antone's
20 Austin, TX Relix showcase at Galaxy Room Backyard
24 Steamboat Springs, CO Ghost Ranch
25 Grand Junction, CO The Mesa Theater
26 Salt Lake City, UT The State Room
30 San Francisco, CA Boom Boom Room
APRIL
1 W. Hollywood, CA The Viper Room
4 San Diego, CA House of Blues
5 Orangevale, CA The Boardwalk
6 Santa Cruz, CA Moe's Alley
8 Las Vegas, NV Wasted Space at the Hard Rock Hotel
23 College Station, TX Duck Jam - Wolf Pen Creek
29-5/3 Kid Rock Chillin' The Most Cruise (leaving from
Tampa, FL)
MAY
15 Tampa, FL Tropical Heatwave Festival
JUNE
TBD Manchester, TN Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
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