Last Of The Easy Riders
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SEP
13
2018
Denver, CO
Lost Lake Lounge
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APR
22
2018
Denver, CO
The Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues Grill & Brew
I Was There
APR
20
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
FEB
10
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
JAN
12
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
DEC
03
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
NOV
22
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
NOV
09
2017
Denver, CO
3 Kings Tavern
I Was There
OCT
28
2017
Denver, CO
Skylark Lounge
I Was There
SEP
29
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
SEP
28
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
AUG
19
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAY
25
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAR
26
2017
Chicago, IL
Burlington
I Was There
MAR
04
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
FEB
18
2017
Denver, CO
Larimer Lounge
I Was There
JAN
21
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
JAN
03
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
NOV
20
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
SEP
11
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
AUG
26
2016
Denver, CO
Larimer Lounge
I Was There
AUG
06
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAY
12
2016
Denver, CO
Lion's Lair
I Was There
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About Last Of The Easy Riders
While Last of the Easy Riders formed last summer in Denver, the band of sonic nomads each converged high in the Rocky Mountains individually from various parts of the country.
Even with dissimilar backgrounds, each of the musicians shared one common vision: to create cosmic rock ‘n’ roll. The outcome is the band’s naturally formulated blend of raw Midwestern treble and passionate deep-south rhythm and bass. That acoustic integrity shines bright on the group’s gutsy self-titled debut EP on Agitated Records.
Much like their iconic heroes in bygone country-rock outfits like The Byrds and The Band, each member contributes song credits to the new disc. The band comprises guitarist/vocalist, Christopher Minarik, Mitch Mitchum (drums, vocals), Daniel Duggan (bass, vocals) and guitarist, Bradley T Grear.
“It’s what makes us dynamic – four individual songwriters playing in a band together,” said Minarik, who refers to Last of the Easy Riders as “southwestern psych-rock.”
The earthy, inspired track list projects the tranquility of the outdoors, or perhaps hazily driving through Joshua Tree National Park with the windows down, while a CCR cassette warmly hums in the background. It’s an honest, but optimistic batch of original tunes.
“It conveys the aspect of moving across the country,” Minarik added. “Or overcoming past experiences and crossing into the next stages of modern adulthood.”
And even though this freshly pressed EP was recorded earlier this year in a remote cabin in Rollinsville, Colorado – the production and arrangements throwback to the golden days of ‘60s American music – back when Buck Owens still ruled Bakersfield and Gram Parsons still had a chance.
Even with dissimilar backgrounds, each of the musicians shared one common vision: to create cosmic rock ‘n’ roll. The outcome is the band’s naturally formulated blend of raw Midwestern treble and passionate deep-south rhythm and bass. That acoustic integrity shines bright on the group’s gutsy self-titled debut EP on Agitated Records.
Much like their iconic heroes in bygone country-rock outfits like The Byrds and The Band, each member contributes song credits to the new disc. The band comprises guitarist/vocalist, Christopher Minarik, Mitch Mitchum (drums, vocals), Daniel Duggan (bass, vocals) and guitarist, Bradley T Grear.
“It’s what makes us dynamic – four individual songwriters playing in a band together,” said Minarik, who refers to Last of the Easy Riders as “southwestern psych-rock.”
The earthy, inspired track list projects the tranquility of the outdoors, or perhaps hazily driving through Joshua Tree National Park with the windows down, while a CCR cassette warmly hums in the background. It’s an honest, but optimistic batch of original tunes.
“It conveys the aspect of moving across the country,” Minarik added. “Or overcoming past experiences and crossing into the next stages of modern adulthood.”
And even though this freshly pressed EP was recorded earlier this year in a remote cabin in Rollinsville, Colorado – the production and arrangements throwback to the golden days of ‘60s American music – back when Buck Owens still ruled Bakersfield and Gram Parsons still had a chance.
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Genres:
Southwestern Psych, High Country Folk Rock
Band Members:
Mitch Mitchum - Drums Percussion, Vocals, Dan Rain Child Duggan - Bass, Vocals, Big Byrd Minarik - Guitar, Backing Vocals, Bradley Blue Moon Grear - Guitar
Hometown:
Denver, Colorado
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Concerts and tour dates
Past
SEP
13
2018
Denver, CO
Lost Lake Lounge
I Was There
APR
22
2018
Denver, CO
The Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues Grill & Brew
I Was There
APR
20
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
FEB
10
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
JAN
12
2018
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
DEC
03
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
NOV
22
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
NOV
09
2017
Denver, CO
3 Kings Tavern
I Was There
OCT
28
2017
Denver, CO
Skylark Lounge
I Was There
SEP
29
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
SEP
28
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
AUG
19
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAY
25
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAR
26
2017
Chicago, IL
Burlington
I Was There
MAR
04
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
FEB
18
2017
Denver, CO
Larimer Lounge
I Was There
JAN
21
2017
Denver, CO
Globe Hall
I Was There
JAN
03
2017
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
NOV
20
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
SEP
11
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
AUG
26
2016
Denver, CO
Larimer Lounge
I Was There
AUG
06
2016
Denver, CO
Hi-Dive
I Was There
MAY
12
2016
Denver, CO
Lion's Lair
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Last Of The Easy Riders
While Last of the Easy Riders formed last summer in Denver, the band of sonic nomads each converged high in the Rocky Mountains individually from various parts of the country.
Even with dissimilar backgrounds, each of the musicians shared one common vision: to create cosmic rock ‘n’ roll. The outcome is the band’s naturally formulated blend of raw Midwestern treble and passionate deep-south rhythm and bass. That acoustic integrity shines bright on the group’s gutsy self-titled debut EP on Agitated Records.
Much like their iconic heroes in bygone country-rock outfits like The Byrds and The Band, each member contributes song credits to the new disc. The band comprises guitarist/vocalist, Christopher Minarik, Mitch Mitchum (drums, vocals), Daniel Duggan (bass, vocals) and guitarist, Bradley T Grear.
“It’s what makes us dynamic – four individual songwriters playing in a band together,” said Minarik, who refers to Last of the Easy Riders as “southwestern psych-rock.”
The earthy, inspired track list projects the tranquility of the outdoors, or perhaps hazily driving through Joshua Tree National Park with the windows down, while a CCR cassette warmly hums in the background. It’s an honest, but optimistic batch of original tunes.
“It conveys the aspect of moving across the country,” Minarik added. “Or overcoming past experiences and crossing into the next stages of modern adulthood.”
And even though this freshly pressed EP was recorded earlier this year in a remote cabin in Rollinsville, Colorado – the production and arrangements throwback to the golden days of ‘60s American music – back when Buck Owens still ruled Bakersfield and Gram Parsons still had a chance.
Even with dissimilar backgrounds, each of the musicians shared one common vision: to create cosmic rock ‘n’ roll. The outcome is the band’s naturally formulated blend of raw Midwestern treble and passionate deep-south rhythm and bass. That acoustic integrity shines bright on the group’s gutsy self-titled debut EP on Agitated Records.
Much like their iconic heroes in bygone country-rock outfits like The Byrds and The Band, each member contributes song credits to the new disc. The band comprises guitarist/vocalist, Christopher Minarik, Mitch Mitchum (drums, vocals), Daniel Duggan (bass, vocals) and guitarist, Bradley T Grear.
“It’s what makes us dynamic – four individual songwriters playing in a band together,” said Minarik, who refers to Last of the Easy Riders as “southwestern psych-rock.”
The earthy, inspired track list projects the tranquility of the outdoors, or perhaps hazily driving through Joshua Tree National Park with the windows down, while a CCR cassette warmly hums in the background. It’s an honest, but optimistic batch of original tunes.
“It conveys the aspect of moving across the country,” Minarik added. “Or overcoming past experiences and crossing into the next stages of modern adulthood.”
And even though this freshly pressed EP was recorded earlier this year in a remote cabin in Rollinsville, Colorado – the production and arrangements throwback to the golden days of ‘60s American music – back when Buck Owens still ruled Bakersfield and Gram Parsons still had a chance.
Show More
Genres:
Southwestern Psych, High Country Folk Rock
Band Members:
Mitch Mitchum - Drums Percussion, Vocals, Dan Rain Child Duggan - Bass, Vocals, Big Byrd Minarik - Guitar, Backing Vocals, Bradley Blue Moon Grear - Guitar
Hometown:
Denver, Colorado
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