The Southern River Band Share New Single ‘One of These Nights (I’ll Be Gone)’
The track is taken from the band’s new album, Easier Said Than Done.
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Currently on the road touring their new album Easier Said Than Done, which dropped today (October 17), WA rockers The Southern River Band have shared their latest single, ‘One of These Nights (I’ll Be Gone)’.
The final track on their new album was originally written by vocalist and guitarist Cal Kramer back in 2014. Described as “raw, reflective and loaded with soul,” the track highlights Kramer’s songwriting chops and includes a heart-shredding guitar solo Eddie Van Halen would be proud of.
“If you ever need a release valve opened on your tear ducts, give this one a go and report back,” offers Cal Kramer
Easier Said Than Done is 12 tracks of good old-fashioned Aussie rock recorded in Byron Bay with Grammy-winning producer Nick DiDia (Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen). The album includes the new single ‘One of These Nights (I’ll Be Gone)’, along with the bluesy ‘All Over Town’ and Bernard Fanning-penned gem ‘No Such Time’.
“I believe in this band above all else and everybody in it. It is a real brotherhood and we’re not chasing fame or anything like that, we are just chasing being the best band that we can be and having the best time that we can have doing it,” adds Kramer.
“It’s a body of work that needs to be listened to as an album, which I think we’re really proud of. You can look at it and say we tried to do this and to my ear that’s what we f**king did.”
The Southern River Band played their first show of their Easier Said Than Done national tour in Melbourne last night and perform at Adelaide’s UniBar on Saturday 18 October. This is followed by shows at Sydney’s Crowbar on Thursday 23 October and Brisbane’s Brightside on Friday 24 October, with their final stop a hometown show at Port Beach Brewery in Fremantle on Saturday 1 November.
Tickets on sale now via thesouthernriverband.com.
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One of the country’s hardest working bands, The Southern River Band have been writing and releasing music for more than a decade.
The band have supported everyone from Aussie rockers Cold Chisel and Rose Tattoo, to international acts such as Eagles Of Death Metal and The Darkness, whose frontman Justin Hawkins, proclaimed the four-piece “a proper f**king rock band.”
The lads recently returned from a massively successful tour of the UK and Europe, with new album Easier Said Than Done the band’s best effort yet.
Catch The Southern River Band at Uni Bar on Saturday 18 October. Tickets on sale now via moshtix.com.au. Easier Said Than Done is out now via Civilians. Listen here.
The Southern River Band Easier Said Than Done Australian Tour Dates
Thursday 16 October – Howler, Melbourne, VIC
Friday 17 October – The Espy, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 18 October – Uni Bar, Adelaide, SA
Thursday 23 October – Crowbar, Sydney, NSW
Friday 24 October – Brightside, Brisbane, QLD
Saturday 1 November – Port Beach Brewery, Fremantle, WA
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