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THE CADILLAC THREE  ‘DRUNK LIKE YOU‘ LIVE IN SESSION – PERFORMED ‘THE SOUTH’ ON LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS – THEIR US NATIONAL TELEVISION DEBUT ‘DON’T FORGET THE WHISKEY’ UK HEADLINE TOUR THIS NOVEMBER – Including London’s Shepherds Bush Empire Nashville trio The Cadillac Three have revealed a live video of them performing their latest single ‘Drunk Like You’, which appears on the critically acclaimed new album Bury Me In My Boots, out now. The session sees the band playing a stripped back version of the country rock anthem as well as featuring album tracks ‘Runnin’ Red Lights’ and ‘Ship Faced’. The beautiful acoustic performances showcase their musical and songwriting talents in these raw and unplugged performances with ‘Graffiti’ being released on October 21st and ‘White Lightning’ on November 4th. The videos follow their highly praised US National Television debut where The Cadillac Three performed fan-favourite ‘The South’ live on NBC’s Late Night With Seth Meyers last month. WATCH ‘THE SOUTH’ LIVE ON LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS HERE The Grammy-nominated, chart-topping frontman Jaren Johnston and his musical comrades, Neil Mason (percussion) and Kelby Ray (lap steel), have seen a wave of worldwide support since releasing Bury Me In My Boots on Big Machine Records last month. The album debuted at no.8 in the Official Album Charts on the first day of sales and dominated the Country Charts on both iTunes and Amazon. The Cadillac Three were named ‘Best New Band’ in the 2014 UK Classic Rock Roll of Honour Awards and became the most played new band on Planet Rock in 2015. The band recently brought their Southern swagger to the London’s legendary Abbey Road studios were they filmed a number of exclusive live versions of their songs. Having established a loyal following in the UK with multiple sold-out headline dates and their recent electrifying performance at Ramblin’ Man Fair, The Cadillac Three will be returning to the UK for their Don’t Forget The Whiskey headline tour next month. Tickets are available now through Live Nation. DON’T FORGET THE WHISKEY TOUR – NOVEMBER 2016 5th – Manchester, O2 Ritz 6th – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire 7th – Cambridge, Junction 9th – Glasgow, O2 Abc 10th – Birmingham, O2 Academy 11th – Bristol, O2 Academy 13th – Belfast, Empire Music Hall 14th – Dublin, Whelans 15th – Berlin, Frannz Club 16th – Cologne, Mtc 17th – Hamburg, Nochtspeicher 18th – Munich, Backstage Hall 20th – Amsterdam, Melkweg Sugarfactory 22nd– Madrid, Chango Club   “Booze bolstered country rockers in the vein of early Kings Of Leon. Yee Haw!” – Daily Mirror “Bluesy guitars, tales of whisky and moonshine and [singer] Jaren Johnston’s tobacco-gargling growl makes the point: we’re from the South” – Mail On Sunday “’Bury Me In My Boots’ is a generous slice of southern class from a band worth sticking with” – Classic Rock “If you like Lynyrd Skynyrd but wish they weren’t so damn intellectual, The Cadillac Three might be for you…. ‘Bury Me In My Boots’ would probably sound great in a Texas honky-tonk on a starry night” Continue reading The Cadillac Three reveal ‘Drunk Like You’ live video & make their national TV debut→

THE CADILLAC THREE ACCLAIM FOR NEW ALBUM BURY ME IN MY BOOTS – OUT NOW #1 COUNTRY ALBUM – iTunes & Amazon Charts TOP 10 DEBUT – Official Album Chart Midweek New Single ‘DRUNK LIKE YOU’ #1 on the PLANET ROCK PLAYLIST CHART Watch new track ‘Runnin’ Red Lights’ Live at Abbey Road NOVEMBER HEADLINE TOUR including London’s Shepherds Bush Empire “Booze bolstered country rockers in the vein of early Kings Of Leon. Yee Haw! ”– Daily Mirror “Bluesy guitars, tales of whisky and moonshine and [singer] Jaren Johnston’s tobacco-gargling growl makes the point: we’re from the South” – Mail On Sunday “’Bury Me In My Boots’ is a generous slice of southern class from a band worth sticking with” – Classic Rock “If you like Lynyrd Skynyrd but wish they weren’t so damn intellectual, The Cadillac Three might be for you…. ‘Bury Me In My Boots’ would probably sound great in a Texas honky-tonk on a starry night” – The Times “Excellent” – The Sun THE CADILLAC THREE released their long-awaited new album Bury Me In My Boots on Friday (Aug 5th), which debuted at no. 8 in the Official Album Charts on the first day of sales and is currently sat at the top of the Country charts on both iTunes and Amazon. The Nashville trio who are known for their infectious Southern swagger have also released a number of live versions recorded at the legendary Abbey Road studios. ‘Graffiti’ was the first track to be released with other tracks incl uding ‘White Lightning’, ‘The South’, ‘Runnin’ Red Lights’ and ‘Peace Love & Dixie’, all recorded at the historic North London studio.   WATCH THE ABBEY ROAD SESSIONS HERE   The current single ‘Drunk Like You’, an infusion of country and rock, and a testament to the band’s well-known love of a hard-rockin’ good time is currently sitting at number 1 on Planet Rock’s airplay chart. The album also features their 2015 hit single ‘White Lightning’, which was playlisted at Radio 2. Comprised of Jaren Johnston (lead vocals), Neil Mason (percussion) and Kelby Ray (lap steel), The Cadillac Three were named as ‘Best New Band’ in the 2014 Classic Rock Roll of Honour Awards and became the most played new band on Planet Rock in 2015. Rolling Stone claims, “Like Kings of Leon before them, they’re poised for their first big break in the U.K. — where they’ve sold out every headlining show for nearly two years — before conquering their U.S. home turf.” Having established a loyal following in the UK with multiple sold-out headline dates and their recent electrifying performance at Ramblin’ Man Fair, The Cadillac Three will be returning to the UK for their Don’t Forget The Whiskey headline tour later this year. Tickets are available now through Live Nation. DON’T FORGET THE WHISKEY TOUR – NOVEMBER 2016 5TH – MANCHESTER, O2 RITZ 6TH – LONDON, O2 SHEPHERD’S BUSH EMPIRE 7TH – CAMBRIDGE, JUNCTION 9TH – GLASGOW, O2 ABC 10TH – BIRMINGHAM, O2 ACADEMY 11TH Continue reading The Cadillac Three smash into UK charts→