Few poets follow their own arrow as devotedly as Tim Easton, whose songwriting career has woven in and out of folk music and rock ‘n’ roll (and Americana before it
Tim Easton’s 2013 album Not Cool is a refreshing dive into the world of folk, Nashville country, and Americana music. With a collection of poignant songs that capture the essence
Raised in Ohio, singer-songwriter Tim Easton honed his skills while busking around Europe for seven years in the mid-90s. After a brief stint with The Haynes Boys, Easton started his
With festival season about to kick into high gear in the coming months the latest addition to the ever growing circuit comes in the way of the UK-based Truck Festival,
If you know anything about Tim Easton, it’s that the man can write a song. 2006’s Ammunition displayed all of the Ohio native’s songwriting talents; among the highlights were the delicate tunes, “Oh People” and “Next to You,” the political tunes, “News Blackout” and “Before the Revolution”, and the fun tunes, “Dear Old Song & Dance” and “C-Dub.” Easton’s newest album, Porcupine, is a different animal, but it bites just as fierce—mainly by rocking the night away.
Tim Easton’s fourth solo album, Ammunition, is a collection of tunes that frowns upon the conservative people of his home state of Ohio, talks of revolution, and warns of returning to the pain.
The most tremendous feat on Ammunition is Tim Easton
