Jonathan Aird

1 week ago | americana-uk.com | Jonathan Aird

Well, well, well – what’s going on here? The Deputy Editor trying to muscle further into the website, and carve out an additional niche? No, not at all – it’s just a case of real-world complications and also a chance to reflect on the upcoming long weekend. Yes – it Eggstravaganza once more, the annual ritual of chocolate ovoid consumption – with perhaps an excursion into chocolate bunnies.

1 week ago | americana-uk.com | Jonathan Aird

Things that you should know – one time – Icarus Phoenix is the front for prolific songwriter Drew Danburry. The band has existed in many forms since 2020, and the current lineup is Drew Danburry (gtr/vox), Eli Sims (drums), Leena Rhodes (gtr/vox/synth), Brendan Russell (bass), Peyton Rodeffer (gtr/vox/etc) as well as Andrew Young (drums, percussion).

1 week ago | americana-uk.com | Jonathan Aird

Continuing our unofficial Garrett Week, we have the new single from Jeremy Garrett – the member of The Infamous Stringdusters has a new solo album ‘Storm Mountain‘ out on June 27th. It’s the seventh solo album of his career and first album release off of the band’s imprint Americana Vibes. This lead song from the album was co-written by one of Garrett’s longest writing partners, songwriter & journalist Jon Weisberger, adding to their expansive repertoire of over 100 songs.

1 week ago | americana-uk.com | Jonathan Aird

The first single from the upcoming release from ‘Honkiest of Tonkers – Part II‘, the follow up to the EP ‘Honkiest of Tonkers – Part II‘, you know, another one of these and Garret Bradford might well have him an album. It’s a song that reflects on all the good things that a man admires in the woman that he, let’s not beat around the bush, treated pretty shabbily – you can say you’ll love someone forever but if you then don’t well it is just possible they’ll be slightly miffed by that outcome.

1 week ago | americana-uk.com | Jonathan Aird

With a new album in the form of ‘Mr Luck & Ms Doom‘ The Delines returned to what has become their London home, the spacious Union Chapel which provides a guarantee of good sightlines and, naturally, has great acoustics and a perfect stage for a five piece band.