Drive-by Truckers:
Why hasn’t Shonna Tucker been singing all these years?Brighter Than Creation’s Dark is the bass player’s third album with the Truckers, but the first where she writes and sings. read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsDrive-by Truckers: Brighter Than Creation's Dark
After lineup change, the Truckers return with an expansive statement read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsDrive-By Truckers release new album in January
Sometimes, a bit of tricky wordplay is all you need for a successful news item. Say you’re writing about The Strokes and you drop a little bit of poetry like “The band’s latest Stroke of genius is…” There you go - straight brilliance. But this is a serious, informative news item about Drive-By Truckers, and we would never think about referring to the band’s new album and tour with the following: “Drive-By Truckers keep on truckin'.” Seriously, that’s beneath us. As we may have mentioned in the previous paragraph (we can’t remember; it was a long time ago), Drive-By Truckers... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDrive-By Truckers Talk Two New Albums
Music is often considered cyclical, like the solar eclipse or crop rotation, and sometimes bands find themselves singled out as direct inheritors of a much older band’s vision. A number of critics have pegged Drive-By Truckers as inheritors of The Band’s vision – even though the Truckers have yet to appear on an album doing back-up duty, which was how the members of The Band initially found prominence. However, the Athens-based southern rockers will nullify that potential counterpoint with their presence on soulstress Bettye Lavette’s The Scene of the Crime (set to drop September 25 on Anti-). Truckers vocalist and... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDrive-By Truckers To Play All Good Festival
As Bonnaroo gets more and more indie and less and less grassroots, America's favorite destination for some good ole-fashioned camping out and jamming late into the night may soon be Masontown, W.V.'s All Good Music Festival. Set against the gorgeous backdrop of Marvin's Mountaintop, the festival is currently the East Coast's longest-running camping event. Now in its 11th year, the annual All Good Festival has a strong lineup that just keeps getting better. Recent additions to the already-stellar roster include Drive-By Truckers, Sam Bush, Benevento-Russo Duo, The Bridge, Lee Boys and the Ryan Montbleau Band. Early-Bird tickets for the July... read more
Found in: Music, NewsJason Isbell No Longer a Drive-By Trucker
Jason Isbell, one-third of the songwriting/guitar onslaught leading the Rock known as the Drive-By Truckers, is no longer with the band, according to a posting on DriveByTruckers.com. The announcement, by co-frontman Patterson Hood on April 6, says the “amicable” split “is the result of a period of personal and artistic growth from all sides which has left us with differing dreams and goals.” In a posting on his MySpace page, Isbell said, to the point, “I am not in the Drive-By Truckers anymore. Go figure. I wish them luck. I will not answer questions about it.” In a more... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDrive-By Truckers: A Blessing and a Curse
Leaving The South: The Truckers strive to broaden their music’s regional context beyond the Dirty South read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsMusic Road - Private Taping
Live at the 40 Watt with Drive-By Truckers, Vic Chesnutt, Elf Power, Phosphorescent and more read more
Found in: Concerts, ReviewsDrive-By Truckers In The Studio
(Above [L-R]: Patterson Hood, Jason Isbell and John Agnello in the control room at Chase Park Transduction. Background [L-R]: Assistant engineers Mark Brut, Billy Bennett and Ben Holst. Photo by Jeff Snowden.) The Drive-By Truckers are finishing their seventh record, A Blessing and A Curse, at Mitch Easter’s studio, the Fidelitorium in North Carolina, and at Producer David Barbe’s studio, Chase Park Transduction, in Athens, Ga. The album’s planned release is April 2006 on New West. ... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDrive-By Truckers (DVD)
Down and Dirty: Sweat-soaked live document from redneck rockers proves way Pabst due... read more
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