NEW ORLEANS' RADIATORS RELEASE NEW STUDIO ALBUM,
DREAMING OUT LOUD ON OCTOBER 3, 2006.
LOOK FOR THEM ON TOUR THIS FALL.
During the band's 28 years, The Radiators have come tantalizingly close to making the "Great New Orleans Rock Recording." Now, with the release of their new record, Dreaming Out Loud (Radz Records - October 3, 2006), they've done it. Dreaming Out Loud is the definitive studio recording by one of New Orleans' best Rock bands.
Dreaming Out Loud is an accurate and intriguing self-portrait of these New Orleans natives; heartbroken by the devastation Hurricane Katrina brought to their beloved city, but not hopeless. Determined to record the album in their hometown, The Radiators teamed up with producer Mark Bingham at Piety St. Recording N.O.L.A. during the city's historical 2006 Mardi Gras celebration, when the New Orleans community gathered together to remind the world that the city and its traditions would in fact survive. There and then the band laid the tracks for Dreaming Out Loud - a New Orleans-flavored "war cry" that only The Radiators could assemble. The album's title track sets straight those who ever doubted the city's legacy would continue; Malone sings - "Our music is all we've ever had."
Look for the band on tour this fall in support of their new release. The current list of tour dates is as follows:
September 07 Science Museum of Virginia Richmond VA
September 08 8x10 Baltimore MD
September 09 State Theatre Falls Church VA
October 05-06 Slim's San Francisco CA
October 13-14 Quixote's Denver CO
October 15 Fox Theater Boulder CO
October 26 American Legion Hall Fargo ND
January 12 BB King's New York NY
More dates to be announced.
Formed in 1978, The Radiators original line up has remained consistent for 28 years. The band is: Ed Volker, keyboard and vocals; Dave Malone, guitar and vocals; Camile Baudoin, guitar; Reggie Scanlan, bass; and Frank Bua, drums. Although members of the band have played as sidemen with New Orleans legends Professor Longhair, Dr. John, James Booker and Earl King, they are best known for their time on the road and in the studio as The Radiators.
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