Genre Rock | ||
Albums Echo Boom, Yellow Tag Mondays, Tomorrow Forever, Sweet Summer Breeze Similar Chagall Guevara, Neilson Hubbard, The Vespers, 10 String Symphony, The Violet Burning | ||
The farewell drifters modern age
The Farewell Drifters are a band based in Nashville, Tennessee. The quintet describes its music as "Harmonic Roots."
Contents
- The farewell drifters modern age
- The farewell drifters to feel alive tomorrow forever 2014
- History
- Songs
- References
Their first album nationally distributed Yellow Tag Mondays received much critical praise and reviewers referred to the group's vocal harmony, songwriting, and retro sound as their defining elements. They were highlighted by Paste Magazine as the "Best of What's Next." Their followup June 2011 album "Echo Boom" debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard Bluegrass Charts.
The farewell drifters to feel alive tomorrow forever 2014
History
Mandolinist Joshua Britt and lead singer Zach Bevill became close friends after bonding over a mutual love of the ‘60s LPs they shared. They soon began writing and performing music together. Britt coming from a family of former touring musicians played in high school garage bands with his brother Clayton Britt in Franklin, Kentucky. Joshua brought brother Clayton along they added violinist Christian Sedelmyer and bassist Dean Marold after the move to Nashville.
The Farewell Drifters have performed at large American music festivals such as MerleFest and were featured on the nationwide NPR program "Says You!" in 2009.
Songs
Tomorrow ForeverTomorrow Forever · 2014
We Go TogetherEcho Boom · 2011
Modern AgeTomorrow Forever · 2014