The Broadcast Release New Video

(Photo credit Sandlin Gaither)

The Broadcast released a video for their song "Sign It Off". The track is from their latest album From The Horizon. You can pick the album up HERE. Check out the video below as well as upcoming tour dates.

Tour Dates

• February 10 – Boone Saloon – Boone, NC
• April 29 – The Phoenix – Floyd, VA (OTR CONTEST)
• May 11 – NC Brewers & Music Festival – Huntersville, NC
• May 26 – Strangecreek Festival – Camp Keewanee, MA
• May 27 – Strangecreek Festival – Camp Keewanee, MA
• June 8 – Thursday Jams Downtown – Abingdon, VA
• July 22 – Barnstock Festival – Charlotte, NC
• August 3 – Cervantes - The Other Side – Denver, CO
• August 26 – RTE 23 Festival – Wise, VA
• Septemer 15 – Bristol Rhythm & Roots – Bristol TN
• September 16 – Bristol Rhythm & Roots – Bristol, TN
• September 30 – Georgia Blues & Roots Fest – Mableton, GA
• October 20 – The Peace Center – Greenville, SC***

***Supporting Mavis Staples

The Broadcast To Release New Album + Preorder Info

Asheville, NC based band The Broadcast are gearing up to release their latest album, From The Horizon. The Jim Scott produced album is scheduled to be released in the Spring, 2016. The band launched a Kickstarter project to preorder the album. There are still a couple of weeks left on the campaign and some nice perks available. Get all of the details HERE. If you dig what they're doing, show your support. 

For your viewing pleasure, have a look and listen to the clip below of The Broadcast's vocalist Caitlin Krisko and guitarist Aaron Austin performing a cover of Grace Potter's "Empty Heart".

New Video From The Broadcast + Upcoming Album

Soul rockers The Broadcast released a new video.  The song, "Don't Waste It", is from their upcoming studio album.  The album, Dodge the Arrow, is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, September 24.  Check out the video below. 

The Broadcast To Play Rockwood Music Hall on, 5/4

The Broadcast are returning to New York.  They'll be at Rockwood Music Hall, Stage 2 on Saturday, May 4.  Doors are at 10:45PM, tickets will cost you $10 and you'll need to be 21+.  There's also a one drink minimum.  The Broadcast are a fun live band so head on down and get your groove on.

The Broadcast
Saturday, May 4
Rockwood Music Hall, Stage 2
196 Allen Street
New York, NY
Doors: 10:45 PM
Tickets: $10.00
21+
*One drink minimum for this show*  

The Broadcast Launch Kickstarter Project

If you've visited this little corner of the Internet world, then you may have seen The Broadcast mentioned.  In case you haven't, they used to be New Yorkers but now they're down in North Carolina doing the rock 'n' roll thing full-time.  Full-time means, touring and making new music.  Speaking of new music,  they're working on a new record and have launched a Kickstarter Project to help get things finished and in the hands of the masses.  Check out the project details HERE.  If you dig them, show them some love.  They're a fun band.  And if they happen to be playing near you, go and shake your booty!

Check out the project video.

Video of the Day: The Broadcast - "Hide Yourself Away"

Today, our Video of the Day is, "Hide Yourself Away" by The Broadcast. The song is the first track from their upcoming live album, The Broadcast Live which is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, March 13. The video was directed and edited by the bands very own Caitlin Krisko! Check the video out at the bottom of the post.

They will be hitting the road in support of the new record so check them out when they play near you. New York, show deets are below! If you've ever seen the band live, and you should, then you know you're in for some get up off your seat and shake yo' booty fun.

Gig Alert!!!

The Broadcast
Saturday, April 21
Mercury Lounge
217 E Houston St.
New York, NY 10002
www.mercuryloungenyc.com
Doors @ 10:30pm
$12
21+

What You May Have Missed: The Broadcast at Mercury Lounge

The Broadcast: October 8 @ Mercury Lounge, New York, NY

When last I saw The Broadcast perform, it was at Mercury Lounge, they were still New Yorkers and they were rockin' a filled audience with earthy soul based music. Since then, they've left NY for Asheville, NC to do the full-time musician thing and released a new record, Days Like Dreams. I had a chance to catch The Broadcast, once again at Mercury Lounge. It's been two years since I've seen them. Excuse me, what? How did that happen? I need to get out more!

The band took the stage to an enthusiastic audience. Front-woman Caitlin Krisko has gone from soulful bohemian to rockin' soul. The band launched into a set that had the audience cheering them, singing a-long and dancing. You can't help but feel good at one of their shows. One of the first things I noticed was that their sound has gotten edgier, more funky. They sound more Memphis soul now. Krisko, in a pink and purple shimmy dress, started out in platform pumps which gave way to bare feet, all the better for dancing which she does a lot of. She has gained a richness to her voice allowing for a deeper sexier sound.

While Krisko has killer pipes, she is surrounded by suburb band-mates that you have to see live to fully appreciate. The tight rhythm section, Rich Brownstein (keyboards), Matthew Davis (bass), Tyler Housholder (percussion) and Michael Davis (drums) cook with gas. If they can't make you dance then, well, you probably have issues you need to deal with. Y'all know I'm a guitar fan and well, the new face on stage (new to me!), guitarist Aaron Austin was scorching. The dude tore it up...damn. They play the small stage like they're playing an arena. They play it with lots of energy, sweat, passion and heart filling the room like they know we're not promised tomorrow so they give it all they've got.

Check out the video footage at the bottom of the post for a taste of what you may have missed. Oh, and please excuse the dodgy camera audio!

More photos HERE

Upcoming: The Broadcast + Hank & Cupcakes at Mercury Lounge 10/8

New York, The Broadcast are coming home, for a show at least. They'll be at Mercury Lounge on Saturday, October 8. Doors are at 10:15PM and it will cost you $10. Get your dancing shoes warmed up, you will be shaking your booty! And, if that wasn't enough for you, Hank & Cupcakes are on the bill too. How could you go wrong, two great bands and good music is bound to lead to lots of dancing and hot, sweaty fun. See you there?!

The Broadcast
Hank & Cupcakes
Saturday, October 8
Doors: 10:15PM
Mercury Lounge
217 E Houston Street
$10
www.mercuryloungenyc.com
21+

On The LES Saturday, April 2: The Dreamscapes Project & The Broadcast

The Dreamscapes Project
Arlene's Grocery
95 Stanton Street, NYC
9PM
$10


The Broadcast
Mercury Lounge
217 E Houston Street, NYC
Doors 10:30PM
$10