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SUMMARY:The Deslondes\, The Lostines\, Caravan 222
LOCATION:Zebulon
DESCRIPTION:**The Deslondes**\n\n**The Lostines**\n\n**Caravan 222**\n\nBri
 nging their own style of down-home\, rootsy twang to the blues\, the Deslo
 ndes are a band of rough but tuneful troubadours who found their voice whe
 n they settled in New Orleans\, Louisiana. The band's music is laid-back b
 ut committed\, with a groove that pulls together their influences in count
 ry\, blues\, rock & roll\, and swamp pop\, along with a lyrical warmth and
  honesty. The group's first two albums\, 2015's The Deslondes and 2017's H
 urry Home\, capture their moderately tight approach with naturalistic stud
 io technique\, while 2022's Ways & Means\, cut after a hiatus\, and 2024's
  Roll It Out filled out their arrangements and added additional instrument
 al flavors without spoiling their easygoing\, dusty vibe.\n\nThe story of 
 the Deslondes began when singer and guitarist and percussionist and singer
  Cameron Snyder met while the two were college students in the Pacific Nor
 thwest. Both were interested in music\, and found a potent source of fresh
  inspiration when he read 's memoirs\, Bound for Glory. and Snyder decided
  to quit school and hit the road\, doing some hard traveling with their ba
 nd the Broken Wing Routine\, and they even landed a gig at Woodyfest\, als
 o known as the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival\, an annual event in Okemah\, O
 klahoma. While in Okemah\, and Snyder met some like-minded musicians\, inc
 luding singer and guitarist and bassist Dan Cutler. When the Broken Wing R
 outine splintered\, and Cutler headed to New Orleans and formed a country-
 influenced band called the Tumbleweeds\; Snyder\, meanwhile\, was playing 
 with when he met John James Tourville\, who played fiddle and pedal steel.
  In time\, Snyder\, Tourville\, and all made their way to New Orleans\, an
 d began jamming with the Tumbleweeds at their practice spot\, an abandoned
  high school in the Lower Ninth Ward that had been empty since Hurricane K
 atrina hit in 2005. The five musicians adopted a new band name\, the Deslo
 ndes\, taken from a street in the Lower Ninth's Holy Cross neighborhood\, 
 and they found kindred spirits in another New Orleans outfit\, \, with and
  Cutler performing in both groups for a while. Between developing a loyal 
 following at home and impressing audiences on the road opening for \, word
  began to spread about the Deslondes\, and signed them to a recording cont
 ract\, releasing their self-titled debut album in June 2015. After support
 ing their eponymous first album with a tour\, the Deslondes returned in th
 e summer of 2017 with Hurry Home.\n\nThe sophomore LP got solid reviews\, 
 and the group once again hit the road\, but they were growing tired of tou
 ring\, and John James Tourville and Dan Cutler wanted to spend more time w
 ith their families\, so the Deslondes chose to take a break. During their 
 hiatus\, cut a solo album\, 2020's Sam Doores\, while also brought out an 
 album of his own\, 2021's Start It Over. The COVID-19 pandemic made it dif
 ficult for and to promote their releases\, and with time on their hands\, 
 Tourville reached out to his bandmates and persuaded them to get together 
 and make new music. Gathering at a club in New Orleans for writing and reh
 earsal sessions\, they emerged with 14 new songs and booked time at Bomb S
 helter Studio with producer and engineer Andrija Tokic. The result was the
 ir third album\, Ways & Means\, which was released by in July 2022. After 
 Cameron Snyder left the Deslondes\, the group invited Howe Pearson (who ha
 d been a touring drummer with ) to fill the percussionist's chair. Once ag
 ain teaming with producer Andrija Tokic\, they headed to Nashville and cut
  their fourth album\, 2024's Roll It Out\, which was issued by in Septembe
 r 2024. ~ Mark Deming\, Rovi\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/pydlbp-the-
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