CARSON McHONE New single and tour with instore appearances

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CARSON McHONE
RELEASES NEW SINGLE 'DRUGS'
UK TOUR DATES & IN-STORES ANNOUNCED
NEW ALBUM 'CAROUSEL' OUT 25TH JANUARY

“Carousel sees Carson McHone swinging out of her corner of the Texas honky-tonks with the most exciting country record since Margo Price's Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.”

 THE LINE OF BEST FIT

 “An LP that ignores the rules of traditional country music... this is the sound of an artist making peace with her own unrest”
ROLLING STONE

 “These are fabulous songs”
★★★★★

 COUNTRY MUSIC PEOPLE
 CARSON McHONE has shared Drugs, the second single from her forthcoming album Carousel. 

 The song was originally recorded by fellow Austin musician Chris Brecht. After getting permission, Carson did some rewrites and made it her own. Speaking to Ladygunn, she explains, “Drugs isn’t really about drugs at all, but it comes from that same dark place of needing to sate some desire or emptiness and being willing to use someone for that… It is about abuse.”

 Stream new single Drugs

 Years before Rolling Stone was praising Carson McHone's rule-breaking roots music, the Austin, Texas native played weeknights in local bars like The White Horse, keeping dancers dancing and drinkers drinking. With her 21st birthday still in the distance, Carson entertained late-night crowds bearing witness to the good times and bad decisions that fill a busy bar. It was a rare, raw education. She pumped her music full of details from an early adulthood spent in the company of the heartbroken and high-toleranced. 

 “I was a kid when I landed those residencies,” she says of her days at The Hole in The Wall, where she began playing Friday happy hour as a 16-year-old, and The White Horse, where she eventually took over the coveted Thursday night residency. “I wasn’t even old enough to be in those bars and they became a home to me. It’s a dark thing when a bar becomes your home.”

 Watch Carson McHone - Drugs (Live at The White Horse Austin, TX)

 Carson will embark upon her first ever UK tour next month, starting off with a slot at the AmericanaFest UK Showcase Festival in London on 29th January, where she’ll also be playing a free in-store show at Rough Trade East on the 31st.

 Carson McHone’s new album Carousel is out 25th January 2019 via Loose, available on LP, CD & digitally.


 UK TOUR DATES

 29 Jan - LONDON Oslo (Americanafest)

 31 Jan – LONDON Rough Trade East (1pm)

 01 Feb - GUILDFORD The Keep

 02 Feb - LEWES Union Music Store (1pm)

 02 Feb - BEXHILL-ON-SEA Music’s Not Dead (3.30pm)

 02 Feb - OXFORD Jericho (with Asleep At The Wheel)

 03  Feb - DURHAM Old Cinema Launderette 

 04  Feb - YORK Basement

 05 Feb - HULL Adelphi

 06 Feb - MANCHESTER The Castle 

 08 Feb - GLASGOW Hug & Pint

 09 Feb - NEWCASTLE Live Theatre

 10 Feb - ABERDEEN Lemon Tree (with Blue Rose Code)

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