Nashville based Americana duo The Grahams will return to the UK in February/March for an almost month long run of dates. The dates will include two shows at the C2C / Country 2 Country festival at the O2 in London on March 9th-10th. To coincide the duo will release a strictly limited 7" single, only available during the tour, which features their versions of tracks by The Pretenders and Mazzy Star (both tracks are great but the Mazzy Star is especially good). The tracks will feature on the upcoming soundtrack to their feature length Love & Distortion documentary due later this year. More about The Grahams, the tour dates and a link to check out the single follows:

Vibrant Nashville-based Americana duo The Grahams (pronounced Grams) announce extensive February-March 2018 UK tour previewing material from two eagerly anticipated projects due later this year – their new studio album produced by Richard Swift (Black Keys, Arcs, Shins), and continuing their adventurous exploration of the USA - this time around on two wheels - the soundtrack to their new feature length documentary Love & Distortion.

In the Fall of 2016, while the country reels from a seemingly unstoppable vortex of disorientation, musicians & lifelong soulmates The Grahams, set out on a spectacular motorcycle expedition across America's time warped Route 66. Amidst the neon, the romance, the heat, the music and the sheer power of nostalgia, The Grahams explore the concept of “real” America with the eccentric and notorious characters who live and work in the strange and mysterious world that is Route 66.

Featuring a surreal soundtrack with contributions from Nashville's finest; Elizabeth Cook, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Dylan LeBlanc, Chuck Mead, Lilly Hiatt, The Grahams and many more, Love & Distortion is not a travel guide or a musical biopic. This feature length documentary, which follows The Grahams down the Mother Road, is an unconventional narrative weaving in and out of moments and realities that can be found in the various sub-cultures of America’s Main Street.

On the first taster from the soundtrack, which will only be available as a limited edition 7” single at UK shows, until the full soundtrack’s official release later this year, The Grahams interpret The Pretenders’ ‘Don’t Get Me Wrong’, a Top 10 hit on both sides of the Atlantic in 1986, and Mazzy Star’s 1994 cult classic ‘Fade Into You’.

THE GRAHAMS · FEBRUARY-MARCH 2018 UK TOUR

FEBRUARY

Wed 14 Taddington, nr. Buxton Village Institute

Thu 15 Swayfield, nr. Grantham Village Hall

Fri 16 Caunton Dean Hole, nr. Newark Community Centre

Sat 17 Crich, nr. Matlock Crich Glebe Field Centre

Sun 18 Yoxall, nr. Burton-on-Trent Parish Hall

Thu 22 Drimpton, nr. Beaminster Village Hall

Fri 23 Ashmore, nr. Shaftesbury Village Hall

Sat 24 Hinton Martell, nr. Wimborne Village Hall

Sun 25 Milborne St. Andrew, nr. Blandford Village Hall

Tue 27 Liverpool Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Music Room

Wed 28 Sheffield The Greystones

MARCH

Thu 1 Bristol The Tunnels

Fri 2 Poole Lighthouse

Sat 3 Lichfield Lichfield Arts

Sun 4 Maidenhead Norden Farm Centre for the Arts

Mon 5 Cardiff The Moon

Thu 8 Newbury Arlington Arts Centre

Fri 9 London C2C, Country to Country, The 02, The Big Entrance stage

Sat 10 London C2C, Country to Country, The 02, The Big Entrance stage

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About The Grahams

Alyssa and Doug Graham have spent nearly their entire lives exploring music together. Friends since she was 7 and he was 9, they became a couple in their teens, then husband and wife. Somewhere along the way, they also became The Grahams, a dynamic Americana duo who've married their love of adventure with a desire to build on foundations laid by their musical predecessors. Their first song-crafting expedition, along the Mississippi's Great River Road, became their 2013 debut, Riverman's Daughter. For its follow-up, Glory Bound, they rode the rails - and wound up recording not only a studio album, but Rattle The Hocks, a documentary and live album recorded on the move and in venues from Sun Studio to Amtrak's famed City of New Orleans train.