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Renowned Rock/Roots Band:

By Pavement PR, Public Relations
November 1, 2023 at 05:35am. Views: 344

Renowned rock/roots band Cracker will be performing a local Highland, CA show at Yaamava' Resort & Casino Rock and Brews Series on Sat. Nov 4th and I wanted to see if you’d be interested in running a feature or show preview prior to this performance.

This show, and tour, will feature many hits, fan favorites and deep cuts from Cracker’s 31-year recording career, including material from their last acclaimed double-album, Berkeley To Bakersfield.

Here's the local show info:

Sat. Nov 4th Cracker 8:00PM at Yaamava' Resort & Casino Rock and Brews Series, 777 San Manuel Blvd S, Highland, CA / 21 and over / $25

Cracker has been described as a lot of things over the years: alt-rock, Americana, insurgent-country, and have even had the terms punk and classic-rock thrown at them. But more than anything Cracker are survivors. Co-founders David Lowery and Johnny Hickman have been at it for over a quarter of a century – amassing ten studio albums, multiple gold records, thousands of live performances, hit songs that are still in current radio rotation around the globe [“Low,” “Teen Angst (What The World Needs Now)," “Euro-Trash Girl” and “Get Off This,” to name just a few], and a worldwide fan base – that despite the major sea-changes within the music industry – continues to grow each year. 

In addition, Lowery began releasing a series of loosely autobiographical albums a few years ago, including In The Shadow of the Bull (2019), Leaving Key Member Clause (2021), and Vending Machine (2023). These albums are currently available in physical formats and are not available on streaming services (although you can stream and download all three albums directly through David’s site here). Originally intended as an experiment, the limited release strategy generated revenues that far exceeded what would be expected from a streaming release. Thus, Lowery has continued in this manner, as apparently in the streaming age, less is more.

FOR MORE INFO ON CRACKER:

http://www.crackersoul.com

https://www.facebook.com/CrackerSoul

FOR INTERVIEW & MEDIA REQUESTS:

Tony Bonyata

Pavement PR

p: 262.903.7775 e: tony@pavementpr.com

http://www.pavementpr.com 

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