UNION DUKE RELEASE MUSIC VIDEO FOR BABY DON'T BREAK - ANNOUNCE FALL TOUR
TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED FOR FALL
Toronto, ON – August 14, 2017 – In the summer of 2016, Toronto folk quintet, Union Duke, released their infectious third album, Golden Days. Today, the group shares a brand new music video for the album track, Baby Don’t Break, giving viewers a look at a nostalgic performance of the song. Along with the new video, the band has announced a run of Canadian tour dates in the fall, taking the group through Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan (details listed below).
“The video for Baby Don’t Break pays homage to early TV performances from the golden days of country,” the band remarks.
Golden Days was released on August 5th, 2016, and is the perfect fit for the heatwave of the dance hall or the cool breeze of the park. The album showcases the band’s signature soulful indie rock sound mixed with bluegrass and country, along with their soaring harmonies with three, four, and even five voices. Recorded live off the floor to capture the raw, joyful energy of their concerts, Golden Days was mixed with Grammy award-winning engineer, Mark Lawson (Arcade Fire, Basia Bulat, Timbre Timber) to help bring the tracks to life.
Golden Days will take you back to your warmest memories: nights by the lake, passing a bottle around the fire, or singing with your friends at the top of your lungs. It also looks forward, reaching for those long, lazy summer days that will keep you going through the winter. It's a record of pain and struggle, lessons learned, and of laughter between friends, tenderness between lovers. One minute you're following banjo music rambling down a country lane, the next, you feel the pulse and pound of the amplifiers.
Check out Baby Don’t Break while you wait for the band to hit your town this fall, and don’t miss out on their energetic live show!
TOUR DATES:
October 13 – Aurora, ON – Aurora Cultural Centre
October 14 – Picton, ON – Private Event
October 27 – Edmonton, AB – New Moon Folk Club
October 28 – Calgary, AB – Nickelodeon Music Club
November 3 – Coronation, AB – Coronation Royal Performing Arts
November 4 – Macklin, SK – Macklin Arts Council
November 6 – Kindersley, SK – Kindersley & District Arts Council
November 7 – Leader, SK – Leader & District Arts Council
November 8 – Biggar, SK – Biggar & District Arts Council
November 9 – Rosthern, SK – Station Arts Centre
November 10 – La Ronge, SK – La Ronge Arts Council
November 12 – Melfort, SK – Melfort Arts Council
November 15 – Preeceville, SK – Whitehawk Arts Council
November 16 – Yorkton, SK – Yorkton Arts Council
November 17 – Watrous, SK – Watrous Area Srts Council
November 18 – Shaunavon, SK – Shaunavon Arts Council
November 24 – Bonnyville, AB – The Bonnyville Centennial Centre
November 25 – Bonnyville, AB – The Bonnyville Centennial Centre
