This track is from our forthcoming self-titled debut.

Bolivia

Erase the Truth is the first single from the forthcoming album Lights Out, which comes out April 8, 2024.

Lights Out

Erase the Truth

Eyes Open is the second single from the forthcoming album Lights Out, which comes out April 8, 2024.

Eyes Open

Vaudevileins - "Transmission" EP

Vaudevileins are: Bill Aldridge (bass); Brennen Chouinard (drums); Jeff Julian (vox/guitar); and Andrew Payne (kead guitar).

All songs written and performed by Vaudevileins. 
Copyright Vaudevileins, Inc. 2015 

Engineered by Bill Aldridge at Third City Sound, Joliet, Illinois, with assistance from David Francis. 

Mixed and Mastered by Jeff Halland in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Snow

This is the first track from our upcoming LP "Magician" available in vinyl and digitally on 11/18/2016.

Magician

Sea Anemone (from the Magician LP - Nov. 18, 2016)

This is the second track from our upcoming LP "Magician" available in vinyl and digitally on 11/18/2016.

Magician (from the Magician LP - Nov. 18, 2016)

This is a cover of How Much is the Doggie in the Window. We did a Kickstarter for our new album and one of the rewards was a "Choose-Your-Own" Cover Song. Bill's sister Sarah selected this song. Here is our version. Enjoy!

Doggie in the Window (Kickstarter Reward Cover Song)

It's Raining Mans (Kickstarter Reward Cover Song)

Vaudevileins is Bill Aldridge (bass), Brennen Chouinard (drums/vox), Alex Jaskula (lead guitar), and Jeff Julian (vox/guitar). The band has roots in Chicago, Joliet, and Kankakee and also considers Champaign-Urbana a home away from home. Written during the pandemic and in the wake of its aftermath, the songs on Vaudevileins’ new album Lights Out (April 8, 2024) explore darker themes, the sense of giving up, and inevitability—a reflection of 2020’s isolation and the era’s political and societal landscape. 

The eight-song album leans into the band’s signature energy, loud guitars, and memorable melodies, which started with 2011’s self-titled album, continued with a collection of EPs and singles, and solidified with 2016’s Magician. Lights Out spotlights themes of transitions and endings, mining the fears of not being understood even as the album underlines precisely who Vaudevileins is: “There’s not a lot of quiet on this record,” Julian says. “It’s a banger from beginning to end.”

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