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Desert Noises
The name Desert Noiseslike many of the bands songs on their debut full-length
27 Wayscame out of a dream that popped into front-man Kyle Hendersons head
while sleeping. I just woke up and wrote it down on a piece of paper, says the 24year-old, Henderson, who is joined in the band by fellow twenty-something cohorts
in bassist Tyler Osmond (yes, those Osmonds), guitar-shredder Patrick Boyer, and
drummer Brennan Allen. Four years of virtual non-stop touring has certainly
reaped the band just rewards. Stops along the way have included the prestigious
Austin City Limits Festival in Austin, Texas, and LouFest in St. Louis, Missouri. Desert
Noises spent much of 2014 on the road in support of 27 Ways, the bands
debut record. The record drew praise from Relix magazine, who profiled the band in
their On The Verge section in June of last year, and Desert Noises performed Follow
You Out on CBS This Mornings Saturday Sessions. For more information on Desert
Noises, visit www.desertnoises.com.
this mountain
this mountain hails from Johnson City, Tennessee, and have been making music
together since 2010. The bands four song EP in 2011 was followed by Future Ghost
in 2012 and last years Still Waters, a project funded in part by the bands fans. this
mountain composed of Matt Martin on guitar, Andrew Gibbens on drums, Patrick
Taylor on banjo, Zach Chandley on guitar, Cody Ledford on cello, and Taylor Green
on bass - has taken the stage at festivals like Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion,
Rhythm & Blooms, Savannah Stopover Music Festival, the Blue Plum Festival, and at
Ashevilles DIG Festival.
To learn more about this mountain, check out their website
at www.thismountainband.com.
Wayne Graham
Wayne Graham is an alt-rock/Americana band from southeast Kentucky made up of
brothers, Hayden and Kenny Miles. Their sound is eclectic yet familiar; a
combination that resonates with young and old listeners alike. It has been said that
they both are old souls and that comes through clearly in their music. The two
brothers started making music very early on. Growing up in a musical family, they
learned a little from everyone, and named themselves after their grandfathers,
Wayne Miles and Graham Kincer. For more information on Wayne Graham, visit
https://www.reverbnation.com/waynegraham.