Adam Lee’s newest release, The Wilderness Years, tells stories of struggle, frustration, and eventual perseverance. Recorded at The Lexington Recording Co. with Duane Lundy (Ringo Starr, Joe Pug, Horse Feathers) the EP offers up a shimmering cinematic landscape and finds Lee penning some of his best songs to date.  Nearly five years since his solo debut, Adam Lee opens his newest effort by telling us where he’s been. The title track touches on the hubris of youth and the power of hindsight before pushing forward to a dark and driving refrain, “I thought I knew then I stumbled into the wilderness years.”  For fans of Springsteen, Joe Pug, and John Moreland, The Wilderness Years offers a dark, tender, and sometimes chilling look at what it means to strike out on your own. With its five sweeping songs, Adam Lee also shows us the rewards to be reaped from doing so.  The Wilderness Years is available everywhere August 27th, 2021.

'All Manner Of Ways', Dylan's debut studio record, was self released on Oct 26th 2018. The album of original songs features guests such as James Fearnley of The Pogues & Andy Gibson of Hank III. Paddy Rock (US) made 'All Manner Of Ways' '2018 Roots Album Of The Year'. Shakenstir (UK) included 'All Manner Of Ways' in their best albums of 2018. Fatea Magazine (UK) nominated the track 'At Sea' for song of the year. The Alternate Root Magazine (US) also listed 'All Manner Of Ways' in their best albums of 2018. Typically touring internationally as a solo acoustic performer, Dylan's music is steeped in the traditions of Folk, Irish/Celtic, Blues, Singer-songwriter, One-man band & Roots Music, but never bound by those traditions. Dylan has a recent history of pushing boundaries as a solo acoustic performer, appearing on bills & touring with a wide range of bands & genres, such as Punk, Hardcore Ska & even Heavy Metal. Armed with his own soulful originals, Dylan also sings traditional songs of the working classes & reinterprets a wide spectrum of songs in his own inimitable style. After spending his 20s splitting his time between London & Ireland, Dylan now resides in Nashville, Tennessee. Most recently, as well as headlining tours throughout much of Europe & the U.S., Dylan toured with Flogging Molly & The White Buffalo in 2017. In 2018, Dylan opened for Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters on their Maine dates. Dylan also recorded with James Fearnley of The Pogues in 2018. In 2019, Dylan toured with the Swedish Heavy Metal band Avatar & the Canadian Celtic Punk band The Mahones.

Brook Blanche hails from the Kansas prairie. As a singer and songwriter he’s know for his commanding voice and work with rowdy road warriors The Calamity Cubes! Saving Country Music notes his “moaning voice bellows out from the very inner depths of dark human emotions…’Empty Bottle’… rivals any country drinking song in depth of songwriting” (video above). He’s played with Lucero, Ben Miller, and the Hooten Hallers and headlined Muddy Roots and Moonrunners music festivals. His music has been featured in skateboarding flicks and documentaries including Pretty Sweet and Hard Soil. His self-titled solo album was released in 2016.