Wreckless Strangers' SF Record Release Party at Amado’s

When:             Saturday, May 21, 7:30 p.m.

Where:            Amado’s, 998 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94110

Tickets:           $15-$20

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http://www.amadossf.com/shows/2022/5/21/wreckless-strangers-record-release-special-guests

Wreckless Strangers is a collective of top Bay Area session musicians and friends playing California Americana soul. "With a mixture of powerhouse vocals, clever lyrical imagery and richly layered instrumentation, Wreckless Strangers show off their combined talents with every note,” says The Boot. "Their brand of California Americana Soul is the end result of six superb musicians coming together with top-shelf material that echoes the past without ever imitating it," claimed Melody Maker Magazine.

The band features Amber Morris (premier vocal coach noted for her work with members of Journey and Mr. Big) on vocals; David Noble (Poor Man's Whiskey, Pardon the Interruption) on lead guitar, vocals; Joshua Zucker (The Jones Gang, Rowan Brothers) on bass; Austin de Lone (Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello, The Fabulous Thunderbirds) on keys; Mick Hellman (The Go to Hell Man Band) on drums and vocals; and Rob Anderson (repeat world champion cyclist) on guitar. Over the course of their six years together, the Wreckless Strangers have released two records and become fan favorites at the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival.

Wreckless Strangers are excited to announce the release of their debut album When the Sun and a Blue Star Collide.  Out May 20, the project is produced by Grammy Award-winner Colin Linden (Bruce Cockburn, Alison Krauss / Robert Plant, Bob Dylan). The first single, "Sun State," is currently making waves on AAA and Americana Radio and features blues legend Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica.

Wreckless Strangers will perform a series of gigs to support the new album launch. Please check Wreckless Strangers for the latest updates.

(Photo credit: Jay Blakesberg; album art: Stanley Mouse)