Goodbye June are making their highly anticipated debut with the  Danger In The Morning EP (Cotton Valley Music/Interscope Records) out today, August 26, 2016.

Danger In The Morning was created in the thriving rock scene of their adopted hometown of  Nashville, TN.  The band worked closely with producer Paul Moak (The Weeks, Joy Williams of Civil Wars) to carve out a selection of songs that reveal both their frenetic energy and dynamic musicality.

The band recently released three of the tracks that are featured on Danger In The Morning("Oh No","Man of the Moment", and "Darlin'").  With those releases, Goodbye June has started creating quite a buzz for themselves.  In addition to being added to the Madden 17 video game / soundtrack, "Oh No" has had nearly 3 million plays on Spotify, and was featured in Showtime's promotional video for the Santa Cruz vs Hampton bout.

Following the EP release, Goodbye June will hit the road for select tour dates in the Southeast with The Struts and Whiskey Myers.

Goodbye June "Danger In The Morning" EP:

• iTunes:  http://smarturl.it/DITM
• Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/DITM.ap
• Google Play:  http://smarturl.it/DITM.gp
• Amazon: http://smarturl.it/DITM.amz
• Spotify:  http://smarturl.it/DITM.sp

DANGER IN THE MORNING TRACKLIST:

1. Oh No
2. Daisy
3. Man Of The Moment
4. Darlin'
5. Danger In The Morning

GOODBYE JUNE ON TOUR:

Sept 8 @ The Belmont - Austin TX *

Sept 9 @ Dos Amigos - Odessa, TX *

Sept 28 @ The Underground - Charlotte, NC ^

Sept 29 @ The Georgia Theatre - Athens, GA ^

Oct 3 @ The Republic - New Orleans, LA ^

Oct 5 @ Live Oaks Ballroom - Monroe, LA

Oct 6 @ Zydeco - Birmingham, AL *

Oct 7 @ Druid City Music Hall - Tuscaloosa, AL *

Oct 8  @ Proud Larry's - Oxford, MS *

* w/ Whiskey Myers

^ w/ The Struts

About: Growing up scattered throughout the South and Midwest, cousins Landon Milbourn, Brandon Qualkenbush, and Tyler Baker had longtime plans of forming a band. Then in June 2005, Baker's brother was tragically killed in a car accident while home on military leave. "It wasn't until after Shane passed away that we decided to finally make this happen, and to focus on writing music that felt really meaningful to us," notes Qualkenbush. Having chosen a name to mark the month of Shane's death, Goodbye June soon forged a heavy, soulful sound that fused Milbourn's ferocious vocals with Qualkenbush and Baker's brilliantly gritty guitar work.

In 2012, Goodbye June inked a deal with Nashville-based record label Cotton Valley Music, which eventually paved the way for their signing to Interscope Records in early 2016.

Since their start, playing live has been essential to the lifeblood of the band. With recent performances including dates with ZZ Top, Forecastle Festival, Live on the Green, Louder Than Life Festival, and a European swing, the band delivers a show that Milbourn describes as "sweaty and dirty, with hair flying everywhere and tambourines getting broken and me falling down every once in a while."

Now at work on a full-length debut to be released in 2017, Goodbye June is focused on channeling that raw energy into their studio output. "There's definitely a structure to the madness with this band," Qualkenbush points out. "We want to give people the kind of rock-and-roll experience that's a little harder to come by these days-and hopefully they'll come away with something that has real meaning."

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