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Track: Robert Jon & The Wreck – Don’t Look Down

  • July 8, 2023
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Southern California-based roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck have shared their new single ‘Don’t Look Down’, taken from the band’s upcoming full-length album ‘Ride Into The Light’ which is due on the 4th of August via Joe Bonamassa’s Journeyman Record.

“’Don’t Look Down’ was produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith at Sunset Sound,” shares frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “Lyrically it’s really a ‘get pumped’ type of song, offering encouragement and telling the listener to keep their head up and focus on what’s ahead. This one was a blast to record, as Joe was kind enough to bring some amazing vintage guitars and amps, including a 1959 Gibson Les Paul and a Dumble Amp, both of which can be heard on this track. We also had the pleasure of recording this with legendary session keyboardist, Jeff Babko.”

It’s the sound of the weekend condensed into 4 minutes of blistering fretboard riffing and Jon’s powerful gruff vocals. There is just no stopping this band as they share another big country tinged rocker that feels as essential as the weekend.

Check it out, here

Find out more via the band’s Website or Facebook

The band are set to return to the UK this coming September

Tickets are available here

See the dates as follows:

  • Exeter, Phoenix – 13 September
  • Nottingham, Rescue Rooms – 14 September
  • Manchester Academy – 15 September
  • Liverpool O2 Academy – 16 September
  • Newcastle, The Boiler Shop – 17 September
  • Glasgow, St Luke’s – 19 September
  • Leeds, Wardrobe – 20 September
  • Bristol, Thekla – 21 September
  • Cambridge Junction – 22 September
  • Southampton, The Brook – 23 September

Ride Into The Light – Album Track listing
1. Pain No More
2. Who Can You Love
3. Come At Me
4. One Of A Kind
5. Bring Me Back Home Again
6. West Coast Eyes
7. Don’t Look Down
8. Ride Into The Light

Pre order the album here

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