Brian Fallon debuts two fresh tracks
Brian Fallon, the talented musician known for his work with The Gaslight Anthem, has recently delighted fans by releasing two brand new songs. Titled “Not Bad for New Jersey” and “Better Before,” these tracks are now available digitally through Fallon’s personal label, Lesser Known Records.
In addition to these exciting new releases, Brian Fallon and his band, The Painkillers, are gearing up to perform a series of live shows in the United States this June. This comes after the success of Fallon’s 2021 album, Night Divine, which further solidified his reputation as a skilled and versatile artist.
For fans eager to catch Brian Fallon and The Painkillers live in action, here are the tour dates and locations to mark on your calendar:
– June 4th: West Long Branch, NJ at the OceanFirst Bank Center at Monmouth University for Music America: The Songs That Shaped Us
– June 14th: Asbury Park, NJ at The Stone Pony
– June 16th: Nashville, TN at The Basement
– June 20th: West Hollywood, CA at the Troubadour
– June 22nd: Chicago, IL at Reggies’ Rock Club
This series of live performances promises to showcase not only Fallon’s new music but also his captivating stage presence and musical prowess. Fans can look forward to an unforgettable concert experience filled with energy, emotion, and the raw talent that has made Brian Fallon a beloved figure in the music industry.
To complement the release of his two new songs, Brian Fallon has also unveiled visually stunning music videos that bring his music to life in a whole new way. By combining his soulful lyrics with captivating visuals, Fallon has once again demonstrated his ability to connect with audiences on a deep and meaningful level.
Overall, the release of “Not Bad for New Jersey” and “Better Before,” along with the upcoming tour dates, serve as a testament to Brian Fallon’s enduring creativity and dedication to his craft. As fans eagerly await the opportunity to see him perform live, there is no doubt that Fallon’s music will continue to resonate with listeners and leave a lasting impact for years to come.