All he wanted was a little glow. Instead, he got grilled, mistaken for a fugitive, and deported to Tijuana. Buck Lockhart’s “Tan and Deported” is a honky-tonk disaster turned comedy gold. This is the Rodeo Song’s sunburned cousin—loud, unfiltered, and absolutely not for the easily offended.

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New album ‘Men Amongst Mountains’ available now!
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The Revivalists new album, Men Amongst Mountains, will be released on July 17th through Wind-up Records! We have poured a lot of time and energy over last year to craft an album that we feel captures a perfect snapshot of this entity that we all call The Revivalists. These 14 songs have traveled with us over the last few years in vans, busses, planes and boats to all corners of this country and then beyond. For those of you who have come to see us over the past year, some of these could already be your favorite Revivalists songs, and some of them are already ours. We hope to see each and every one of you over the next few months and beyond out on the road. We've also launched a preorder for Men Amongst Mountains here with CDs, 2LP vinyl, posters, postcards, phone calls, tickets, art proofs and much more.

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Men Amongst Mountains

Wish I Knew You

Songs You Didn’t Realize You Knew

One Man Wrecking Machine

It Was A Sin

Sounds Like This

OK, It's Alright with Me

Rock & Roll

Grand

Daylight

Dispatch - The General

Take Good Care

White Lies

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Some people say luck is the intersection of hard work and opportunity. On their fourth studio album Take Good Care (Loma Vista Recordings), the New Orleans chart-topping rock band deliver a bevy of anthems marked by moments of sonic complexity, celebration, and catharsis, chronicling an unbelievable ride that unassumingly commenced in 2008 with hundreds of underground shows yearly. Ten years of tireless hard work would be unexpectedly revved up by the success of the platinum-selling number one smash “Wish I Knew You,” and like any enduring band worth its salt, the octet buckled down and turned up with an album chock full of tunes worthy of even greater success, such as the #1 Triple A and Top 5 Alternative single "All My Friends" and new #1 Triple A and Top 15 Alternative hit single “Change.” The Revivalists – David Shaw [lead vocals, guitar], Zack Feinberg [guitar], Andrew Campanelli [drums], George Gekas [bass], Ed Williams [pedal steel guitar], Rob Ingraham [saxophone], Michael Girardot [keyboard, trumpet], and PJ Howard [drums, percussion]— have garnered more than 300 million total streams, have drawn praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, Billboard, Buzzfeed, Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, Salon, HuffPost, Grammy.com, Alternative Press, Uproxx, Flaunt, Nylon, and more, and have performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, Ellen, TODAY and Conan, with an upcoming appearance on Austin City Limits. They were nominated for a Billboard Music Award and two iHeartRadio Music Awards, were named Billboard’s Top New Rock Artist of 2017 and have three years of back-to-back sold out headline tours in their biggest venues to date. In the end, The Revivalists welcome listeners on this journey with them as they set out with a newfound depth and ambition. “We’re in this together,” says Shaw. “We love to take people on an emotional rollercoaster with us. That’s what this record is. It’s who we are. There’s some real magic in that.”