Showing posts with label real country. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real country. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2021

TRADITIONAL COUNTRY SINGER-SONGWRITER, MICKEY LAMANTIA, RELEASES NEW SINGLE, “HONKY TONK CONFESSIONS”

Single Lands at #7 on iTunes Pre-Order


"Honky Tonk Confessions"is available for streaming and download on all digital music platforms here

Traditional Country Music singer-songwriter, Mickey Lamantia, announced the release of "Honky Tonk Confessions," the latest single, off his upcoming Album, Honky Honk Confessions: The Final Chapter. The new music was written by industry veterans Marla Cannon-Goodman, Buddy Cannon and Mickey Lamantia. The demand for the tune landed at #7 on iTunes Pre-Order. 

“I had the idea of putting out a series of EP’s called Honky Tonk Confessions, with The Final Chapter being an Album and I asked Buddy Cannon and Marla Cannon-Goodman to co-write this song. It just felt like it would be an instant classic,” shared Mickey Lamantia. “The idea about the series came before the song, so there was some pressure to hit a home run with this song. We wrote the first verse and Marla really stepped up her game on the chorus and second verse. Buddy is one of the best writers ever and Marla is right there with him. This song has everything you could want in a Country song. I mean who doesn't pour their heart out in a Honky Tonk confession.”

“In our business, it’s rare that someone comes along with untapped, raw talent. This is Mickey Lamantia,” expressed co-writer Marla Cannon-Goodman. “His ideas are fresh yet old school. His melodies are fresh yet old school. “Honky Tonk Confessions” is fresh yet old school. So glad to get to be a part of this great record!”

“Sooner or later Honky Tonk country music is going to make a roaring comeback into the lives of country music fans and reignite the musical fire that singers like Keith Whitley, Randy Travis and Vern Gosdin had burning so brightly a few years ago,” stated producer Buddy Cannon. “It is going to take a singer like Mickey Lamantia and a song like “Honky Tonk Confessions” to start the wildfire again. Hey, just maybe this is it. Play it and listen to it. Then play it again.”

“...First stool on the corner a guy sits all alone

Drinking like a crazy man to an old Vern Gosdin song

He said Love ain’t nothin’ but a curse dressed up like a blessing”

Then he poured out his pain in a Honky Tonk Confession


Vodka secrets

Whiskey dreams

Long night long neck barroom scenes

Ashtrays full of hard learned Marlboro lessons

Dance Floor laughter

Barstool tears

Right and wrong belong right here

At the altar of the Honky Tonk Confessions …”


Stay current with Mickey Lamantia on his website mickeyml750.com and social media.

Thursday, February 21, 2019

COPPER CHIEF RECEIVE 2019 TEXAS REGIONAL RADIO AWARD NOMINATIONS FOR NEW BAND OF THE YEAR AND GROUP OF THE YEAR


PHOTO: Christina Feddersen

From roots to rock 'n' roll, country and soul, Copper Chief can do it all. The multi-talented group from South Austin, Texas has been nominated for not one, but two Texas Regional Radio Awards and will be performing at this year's 9th Annual T3R Awards on March 24 at the Arlington Music Hall. The four best friends are being nominated for New Band of the Year as well as Group of the Year. To cast your vote, visit here.

Copper Chief released their self-titled debut album in December 2017, but most recently starred as a fan favorite on the USA Network country music showcase series "Real Country" that was executive produced by the legendary Shania Twain. The album was produced and recorded by Josh Serrato and Ben Hussey at Melody Mountain Studios in Stephenville, Texas.

Since then, the group has burned a path through Texas and have steadily increased their fanbase throughout the U.S.

Copper Chiefs will be performing in the following cities:

February 21 Dallas, TX

February 22 Springfield, MO

February 23 Lufkin, TX

March 02 Lindale, TX

March 08 Austin, TX

March 09 Houston, TX

March 15 McKinney, TX

March 16 St. Jo, TX

March 22 Dodge City, KS

March 23 Comanche, TX

March 29 Waxahachie, TX

March 30 Durant, OK

April 05 Spring, TX

April 19 Saint Jo, TX

May 17 Lampasas, TX

May 25 Austin, TX


Copper Chiefs will also be performing multiple shows at this year's SXSW. To learn more, please visit https://www.copperchiefmusic.com for 2019 dates.

Thursday, January 17, 2019

SCOOTER BROWN WINS MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR AT ROCKY MOUNTAIN COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS


Photo credit: Randy Owens Photography

Scooter Brown was awarded Male Vocalist of the Year at the 3rd Annual Rocky Mountain Country Music Awards presented by iHeartRadio on January 13 at the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley, Colo. The awards celebrate the best in country music from 2018 in the Rocky Mountain region (including Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota, Utah and New Mexico). Scooter Brown Band’s “American Son” featuring Charlie Daniels was also nominated for Song of the Year. The award comes following his appearance on USA Network’s Real Country and the band’s release of their acclaimed album American Son.

“I am truly honored to have been nominated for both awards and blown away at winning the ‘Male Vocalist Of The Year’ award. I'm looking forward to spending a lot more time in the Rocky Mountain region to help expand an already great and growing music scene there,” said Scooter Brown.

Scooter Brown was nominated alongside Chancey Williams, Ned LeDoux, Logan Mize, Sean Curtis, Lucas Maddy and Tris Munsick. “American Son” was nominated alongside songs by Chancey Williams and the Younger Brothers Band, D.J. Bridwell Band, Tyler Walker Band, Austin Wahlert, Ian Munsick and Ned LeDoux.

In November, Brown was featured on USA Network’s “Real Country” where he competed on Travis Tritt’s team and came in second on his episode. Scooter Brown Band is already headed back out on tour in 2019 with a midwest run already in the books. You can keep up with all of the band’s tour dates at scooterbrownband.com.

2019 Scooter Brown Band Tour Dates

Jan. 18 - Crystal River, Fla. - Rock Crusher Canyon Pavilion & Amphitheater
Jan. 19 - Winter Haven, Fla. - Jessie’s Lounge
Feb. 8 - Manhattan, Kan. - RC McGraw’s
Feb. 9 - Springfield, Mo. - Southbound Bar & Grill
Feb. 14 - Fort Smith, Ark. - Temple Live
Feb. 15 - Houston, Texas - Arena Theater
Feb. 21 - Milwaukee, Wisc. - Potawatomi Hotel & Casino (The Fire Pit’s Side Bar)
Feb. 22 - Milwaukee, Wisc. - Potawatomi Hotel & Casino (The Fire Pit’s Side Bar)
Feb. 23 - Milwaukee, Wisc. - Potawatomi Hotel & Casino (The Fire Pit’s Side Bar)
March 15 - Durant, Okla. - Gilley’s at Choctaw Casino
March 16 - Waxahachie, Texas - Rockett Cafe & Club
March 29 - Las Vegas, Nev. - Stoney's Rockin' Country
April 6 - Anderson, S.C. - Wendell’s Dippin Branch
May 4 - Bowie, Texas - Bowie Community Center
May 24 - Spring, Texas - Big Texas Dance Hall & Saloon
May 25 - College Station, Texas - Veteran’s Park & Athletic Complex
June 29 - Navasota, Texas - Whiskey Tango Bar
July 19 - Canby, Ore. - Pat’s Acres Racing Complex
July 20 - Walla Walla, Wash. - The Dacres
Aug. 3 - Lamar, Colo. - Prowers County Fairgrounds