Forever passionately in love with the classic 60’s and 70’s hard rock sound of pioneering artists like Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, bourbon house are on a mission to create music that is timeless and infectious.   RELEASES: bourbon house (ep) 2017 wild abandon (lp) 2018 Devil on my heels (single) 2019 Too high to care (single) 2020 6000 Miles (single) 2020 Dead in the water (single) 2021 INTO THE RED (LP) 2022   The sound of Bourbon House's riff-based groove rock has been described as "modern rock with a hard 70's blues-rock edge." As vocalist Lacey Crowe likes to describe their songs, "Straight-up, timeless rock and roll".   Their 2019 single "Devil on My Heels" won the praise of Classic Rock Magazine: "Expect delicious spadefuls of Heart, Led Zeppelin and Janis Joplin with this gnarly blues rock number from Wisconsin rockers Bourbon House. Spearheaded by smoky-yet-strident siren Lacey Crowe, it's the kind of music that doesn't know whether to flirt with you or kick you in the teeth – and we mean that in a good way." Bourbon House won a feature on the magazine's covermount compilation CD, and also won Track of the Week. With the aid of influential rock radio DJ's around the world, including a shoutout endorsement from Eddie Trunk, the single quickly climbed the underground rock ranks, reaching #1 on the independent charts in Australia and #2 in  the U.K. Their following release, "Too High to Care," also received the praise of Classic Rock Magazine with a track of the week nomination, has been featured in multiple publications and radio stations, and landed them a slot on the blind anxiety entertainment roster.   FOLLOWING THE RELEASE OF "6000 miles" and the subsequent official music video, bourbon house hit the road on their first month long headlining tour in the spring of 2021. They returned to release their newest single, "Dead in the Water," which is their first to hit active rock radio, and signed a management deal with paul crosby management. ON October 22, 2021, Bourbon House released their third album "into the red" under pacgroove records, distributed by von artists ltd. and the orchard (sony).

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Jazz shouldn't have any mandates. Jazz is not supposed to be something that's required to sound like jazz. For me, the word 'jazz' means, 'I dare you.' The effort to break out of something is worth more than getting an "A" in syncopation. This music, it's dealing with the unexpected. No one really knows how to deal with the unexpected. How do you rehearse the unkown?