Andy Frasco has announced his upcoming LP Keep On Keepin’ On Out April 24th via SideOneDummy Records. The album is a powerful musical snapshot of what’s going on with Andy, his band and his fans. It’s a therapeutic helping of rock n roll with powerful pop and Americana roots influence. “Keep On Keepin’ On lands somewhere between an emotionally raw therapy session and a rowdy house party.”
In anticipation for the release Frasco shared a special “Wellness” video album trailer, “We all have things that make us who we are. Some things are just uncomfortable to talk about, so we tend to suppress those feelings because we don’t want our friends and social media followers to look at us as weak. It’s time to speak up about not just the good things in our life but the bad as well. This is who I am.”
With the album announcement Andy Frasco shares “Keep On Keepin On” the title track of the LP. The single was premiered with American Songwriter. Combining soul, funk and pop “Keep On Keepin On” empowers the listener in a danceable catchy track on overcoming negative thoughts and embracing love. Honest, thought-provoking and rhythmically infectious, Frasco’s upcoming project has important conversations while showcasing his talent as a songwriter and performer.
Andy is currently on tour in the US and later this year he will perform at some of the countries biggest festivals including Bonnaroo, High Sierra, Summercamp, Peach, Floyd Fest and more Dates are listed below.
Tour Dates:
02/05 – 1904 Music Hall – Jacksonville, FL (with Big Something)
02/06 – The Charleston Pour House – Charleston, SC (with Big Something)
02/07 – The Charleston Pour House – Charleston, SC (with Big Something)
02/08 – Neighborhood Theatre – Charlotte, NC (with Big Something)
02/09 – The Broadberry – Richmond, VA (with Big Something)
02/11 – The Haunt – Ithaca, NY (with Big Something)
02/12 – The Rex Theater – Pittsburgh, PA (with Big Something)
02/13 – 9:30 Club – Washington, DC (with Big Something)
02/14 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA (with Big Something)
02/15 – Brooklyn Bowl – Brooklyn, NY (with Big Something)
02/18 – Buffalo Iron Works – Buffalo, NY (with Big Something)
02/19 – The Magic Bag – Ferndale, MI (with Big Something)
02/20 – Woodlands Tavern – Columbus, OH (with Big Something)
02/21 – The Stache – Grand Rapids, MI (with Big Something)
02/22 – Lincoln Hall – Chicago, IL
02/25 – Neurolux – Boise, ID
02/26 – Midtown Ballroom – Bend, OR (supporting Umphrey’s McGee)
02/27 – McDonald Theatre – Eugene, OR (supporting Umphrey’s McGee)
02/28 – Crystal Ballroom – Portland, OR (supporting Umphrey’s McGee)
02/29 – Showbox SoDo – Seattle, WA (supporting Umphrey’s McGee)
03/03 – Humboldt Brews – Arcata, CA
03/04 – The Saint – Reno, NV
03/05 – Crazy Horse Saloon – Nevada City, CA
03/06 – Lost on Main – Chico, CA
03/07 – The Fillmore – San Francisco, CA (supporting Twiddle)
03/19 – Schmiggity’s – Steamboat Springs, CO
03/20 – Boogie at The Broadmoor – Colorado Springs, CO
03/21 – Agave – Avon, CO
04/18 – Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO
04/20 – Fox Theatre – Boulder, CO
04/24 – Sweetwater 420 Festival – Atlanta, GA
04/25 – Winstons – San Diego, CA
05/22 – Summer Camp Music Festival – Chillicothe, IL
05/23 – Summer Camp Music Festival – Chillicothe, IL
05/24 – Summer Camp Music Festival – Chillicothe, IL
06/07 – Backwoods at Mulberry Mountain – Ozark, AR
06/11 – Bonnaroo – Manchester, TN
07/04 – Peach Music Festival – Scranton, PA
July 2 – July 5 – High Sierra Music Festival – Quincy, CA
July 22-26 – FloydFest – Floyd, VA
