Shifting Gears

Summer Camp

JawBone

Some Place in the Sun

California Drivers

Ways to Get Through

Don't Worry Bout Me

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09 Slow Your Life Down - 48 - 24 052423

08 Waiting On Sunshine - 48 - 24 052423

07 Wastin Away - 48 - 24 052423

06 Choppin Wood - 48 - 24 052423

05 Traveler Kid's Blues - 48 - 24 052423

04 Tuna Boogie - 48 - 24 052423

03 Take Me There - 48 - 24 052423

02 Wrong Time - 48 - 24 052423

01 I Don't Need Nothin - 48 - 24 052423

A band that refuses to be locked into a single genre, Davis, California-based Boot Juice find a sense of freedom in their ability to float from bluesy rock’n’roll to progressive bluegrass and back. Inspired by the likes of Railroad Earth and soulful harmonies of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Boot Juice curates a sound that is uniquely their own, resulting in a layered and dynamic live performance. Since 2016,  singer-songwriter-guitarists Evan Daly and Connor Herdt, vocalist Jessica Stoll, bassist Brett Worley, and drummer David Provost have toured across the American west, woodshedding their sound and ultimately picking up mandolinist Alex Roth (West Nile Ramblers) to round out their modern style of string band music.
Following the 2018 release of their EP The Blackburn Sessions, Boot Juice toured throughout the Pacific Northwest before heading into the studio to lay down the tracks for their debut. The subsequent full-length album Speaking in Tones was released in May 2019. Boot Juice will be showcasing their debut album on tour this summer through the American west.

Speaking in Tones

Mountain Bound

Death Stick

When I'm Old

Boot Juice has been gaining buzz with its high energy performances and party-sparking reputation. The band features electric and acoustic guitars, three vocalists, bass, drums, trumpet and alto saxophone. Boot Juice shifts effortlessly between driving bluegrass and americana into cosmic rock n roll. They deliver three part vocal harmonies and dynamic instrumental arrangements with a sultry dose of blues and soul. The collective effect leaves crowds little choice but to shake it down on the dance floor.

Boot Juice

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