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The Turnpike Troubadours barrel through Extra Innings Festival, Tempe AZ
The Turnpike Troubadours are one of the most authentic and captivating bands in the Americana scene. Their songs blend elements of country, rock, folk and blues, creating a sound that is both rooted in tradition and fresh in its approach.
The band’s lyrics are rich with storytelling, depicting the joys and sorrows of life in rural Oklahoma. The band’s frontman, Evan Felker, is a masterful songwriter who can craft memorable melodies and clever wordplay. His voice is expressive and emotive, conveying a range of emotions from heartache to humor.
The band’s latest album, A Long Way from Your Heart, is their most ambitious and accomplished work to date. The album showcases the band’s musical versatility, featuring upbeat rockers, soulful ballads, honky-tonk anthems and acoustic gems. The album also explores some darker themes, such as addiction, divorce and death, reflecting the band’s personal struggles and growth. The album’s standout track, “Pay No Rent”, is a tribute to Felker’s late aunt, who was like a second mother to him. The song is a poignant and beautiful ode to love and loss, with Felker singing “You’re always in my heart / And I’ll pay no rent for you”.
The Turnpike Troubadours are not only a band, but a family. They have been through highs and lows together, and their bond is evident in their music. They have a loyal fan base that follows them across the country, and they always deliver a stellar live performance. They are one of the rare bands that can make you laugh, cry and dance in the same show. They are the Turnpike Troubadours, and they are here to stay.
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