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Goodbye June  released their EP, Danger in the Morning, this past Fall, with tremendous success.  Goodbye June's music has been featured in the Madden 17 video game, NFL, ESPN, Showtime, WWE and more.  The debut single off the EP 'Oh No' has over 6 million plays on Spotify and has been consistently charting in the top 40 Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart.

About Goodbye June: 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.  The band quickly released their debut EP,  Danger In The Morning  (Cotton Valley Music/Interscope Records), in the Fall of 2016.  The forthcoming full length album, Magic Valley 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 create an album that could harness the raw energy of a live performance into their studio output.  "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," Qualkenbush explains.

Since their start, playing live has been essential to the lifeblood of the band. Recent performance highlights include playing the famed Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, as well as several dates with ZZ Top, and Whiskey Myers throughout the South and Northeast.  Goodbye June has already landed some massive appearances at festivals throughout the Spring and Summer where they will be bringing a performance that Milbourn describes as "sweaty and dirty, with hair flying everywhere and tambourines getting broken and me falling down every once in a while."

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GOODBYE JUNE TOUR DATES:

Mar 26 – Tucson, AZ @ KFMA Day at Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium

Apr 1 – Frisco, TX @ Edgefest

Apr 6 – Lawrence, KS @ Granada  w/ Whiskey Myers

Apr 7 – Chicago, IL @ Joe’s on Weed Street  w/ Whiskey Myers

Apr 8 – Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s  w/ Whiskey Myers

Apr 22 – Orlando, FL @ WJRR’s Earthday Birthday

Apr 29 – Jacksonville, FL @ Welcome to Rockville

Apr 30 – Fort Myers, FL @ Fort Rock Fest

May 7 -  Charlotte, NC @ Carolina Rebellion

May 14 – Somerset, WI @ Northern Invasion

May 19 – Colombus, OH @ Rock On The Range

May 20 – Royal Oak, MI (101 WRIF Presents)

May 26-28 – Pryor, OK @ Rocklahoma

May 27 – San Antonio, TX @ River City Rock Festival