Red Clay Strays, the quintet behind the recent viral hit 'Wondering Why', are set to embark on their inaugural European tour in August.
The band, who just signed a major deal with RCA Records and signed to WME for bookings, will play five shows, starting August 18th in Dublin, Ireland, followed by shows in Glasgow, UK (August 20th); Manchester, UK (August 21st), London (August 23rd) and finishing the trip with a show at The Long Road festival in Leicestershire, UK, on August 24th.
The band, originally from Mobile, Alabama, first released “Wondering Why” in 2022, though the song began to grow in late 2023 thanks to social media. The band – which includes vocalist Brandon Coleman, electric guitarist Zach Rishel, guitarist/vocalist Drew Nix, bassist Andrew Bishop and drummer John Hall – has been making music since 2016, combining elements of rockabilly, gospel, soul, blues, rock and country. on sonic grid Coleman refers to “non-nominal rock and roll”. Coleman, Nix and songwriter Dan Couch wrote “Wondering Why”.
The band is working on an album produced by Dave Cobb. “Ever since we started, the goal from day one was to work with Dave Cobb,” Coleman previously said. Advertising sign. “The fact that it actually happened is surreal.”
Red Clay Strays released their debut album The moment of truth in 2022, and have since opened shows for artists including Eric Church and Dierks Bentley. In September 2023, they also embarked on their headlining Way Too Long tour and are set to appear at a number of music festivals this summer, including Moon Crush and Cattle Country Fest.
tickets for the slate of European shows go on sale April 5th at 10am local time. Fans can also register for a password for an artist pre-sale on April 3rd from 10am. local time.
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