'New Home' Album Stream at Spinner.com
"My New Home" Single for Free Download
Available today at Ernest Jenning Record Co.
Brooklyn six piece LA STRADA release their awesome debut full length 'New Home' today and kick off an East Coast Record Release Tour! The Kyle "Slick" Johnson (Cymbals Eat Guitars, Rogue Wave) produced 'New Home' follows up La Strada's outstanding self-titled EP, injecting their old world/new world sound with the passion, energy and fun of their heralded live shows. Album single "Wash On By" is available for free download and a companion video for the song will be released next week. The first album single "My New Home" is available for free download at Magnet, where you can also vote for 'New Home' for most-anticipated release! La Strada also recorded an exclusive Breakthru Radio session which you check out HERE
After touring their way to and from SXSW where they blazed through Austin with a string of rousing shows, the gents of La Strada will be hitting stages all spring in support of 'New Home' starting tonight in DC!
LA STRADA RECORD RELEASE TOUR!
4/20 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
4/21 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
4/23 – New Orleans, LA @ Café Prytania
4/25 – Charlotte, NC @ The Milestone
4/26 – Williamsport, PA @ Bullfrog Brewery
4/27 – Charlottesville, VA @ Twisted Branch
4/28 – Norfolk, VA @ 37th & Zen
4/29 – New Haven, CT @ Rudy’s *Vinyl Release Show
4/30 – Brooklyn, NY @ Knitting Factory *Record Release Show w/Cuff the Duke
5/1 – Portland, ME @ Space Gallery
5/5 – Boston, MA @ Middle East
5/6 – Montpelier, VT @ The Black Door
5/7 – Winooski, VT @ The Monkey House
5/8 - Wakefield, QC @ Black Sheep Inn
5/10 - Montreal, QC @ Green Room
6/15 - Toronto, ON @ Horseshoe Tavern
"A modern-day roving gypsy band" - Magnet
“foot-stomping live shows” – New York Post
“orchestral pop at its finest” – Album of the Week, QRO Mag
“Their live shows, featuring all six musicians, drive and swell with enthusiasm. They command attention with thick harmonies; the spectacle of five singers lost in the melody is not to be underestimated.” – The Yale Herald
