Colter Wall will release his sophomore album Songs Of The Plains on October 12 via Thirty Tigers, it was announced today.
The album, which was produced by Dave Cobb, finds the 23-year-old Saskatchewan native paying homage to his motherland.
โOne thing Iโve noticed over the last few years, in the United States and playing in Europe, is that people all over the world really donโt know much about Canada at all,” Wall said in a press statement. “When you talk about Saskatchewan, people really have no idea. Part of it is because there are so few people there. Itโs an empty place โ it makes sense that people donโt know much about it. But thatโs my home, so naturally Iโm passionate about it. With this record, I really wanted people to look at our Western heritage and our culture.โ
The record features seven original tunes, as well versions of Billy Don Burnsโ โWild Dogs,โ Wilf Carterโs โCalgary Round-Up,โ and the traditional cowboy ballads โNight Herding Songโ and โTying Knots in the Devilโs Tail.โ
The albumโs cast of musicians includes Cobb (acoustic guitar), Lloyd Green (pedal steel), Chris Powell (drums, spoons), Jason Simpson (bass), Mickey Raphael (harmonica), Blake Berglund (vocals) and Corb Lund (vocals).ย ย
Listen to the single “Plain To See Plainsman” below, and see the album’s track list and confirmed tour dates. Revisit our feature on Wall from the September/October 2017 issue here.
SONGS OF THE PLAINSย TRACK LIST:
1. โPlain to See Plainsmanโ (written by Colter Wall)
2. โSaskatchewan In 1881โ (written by Colter Wall)
3.ย โJohn Beyers (Camaro Song)โ (written by Colter Wall)
4. โWild Dogsโ (written by Billy Don Burns)
5. โCalgary Round-Upโ (written by Wilf Carter)
6. โNight Herding Songโ (Cowboy Traditional)
7. โWild Bill Hickokโ (written by Colter Wall)
8. โThe Trains are Goneโ (written by Colter Wall)
9. โThinkinโ on a Womanโ (written by Colter Wall)
10. โManitoba Manโ (written by Colter Wall)
11. โTying Knots in the Devilโs Tailโ (Cowboy Traditional)
COLTER WALL CONFIRMED TOUR DATES
July 28โNewport, RIโNewport Folk Festival
August 3-4โHappy Valley, ORโPickathon
August 18โFort Worth, TXโCody Jinksโ Loud and Heavy Festival
August 24โTonder, DenmarkโTonder Festival
August 29โLondon, U.K. โScala
August 30โManchester, U.K. โGorilla
September 1โSalisbury, U.K. โEnd of the Road Festival
September 2โStradbally, IrelandโElectric Picnic
September 14-15โAthens, OntarioโFestival of Small Halls
September 16โLansdowne Park, OttawaโCity Folk
September 23โIndianapolis, INโHoller on the Hill Festival
October 13โSaskatoon, SaskatchewanโOโBrianโs Event Centre
October 16โRegina, SaskatchewanโConexus Convention Hall
October 18โEdmonton, AlbertaโUnion Hall
October 19โCalgary, AlbertaโMacewan Hall Ballroom
October 21โMissoula, MTโTop Hat
October 22โBozeman, MTโThe Rialto
October 23โBillings, MTโPub Station Taproom
October 25โOmaha, NEโThe Waiting Room
October 26โDes Moines, IAโWoolyโs
October 27โMaquoketa, IAโCodfish Hollow Barn
October 28โDetroit, MIโMajestic Theatre
October 30โColumbus, OHโA&R Music Bar
October 31โPittsburgh, PAโClub AE
November 2โSomerville, MAโSomerville Theater
November 3โSouth Burlington, VTโHigher Ground Ballroom
November 5โNew York, NYโIrving Plaza
November 8โCharlotte, NCโNeighborhood Theatreย
November 9โRichmond, VAโCapital Ale House
November 11โCarrboro, NCโCats Cradle
November 14โNashville, TNโThe Basement East
November 15โNashville, TNโThe Basement East
November 16โAsheville, NCโThe Grey Eagle
November 17โAtlanta, GAโVariety Playhouse
November 18โCharleston, SCโCharleston Music Hall
November 24โToronto, OntarioโOpera House
November 28โWashington, D.C. โ9:30ย Club
December 1โMadison, WIโMajestic Theatre
December 2โColumbia, MOโThe Blue Note
December 10โSanta Fe, NMโMeow Wolf
December 12โSolana Beach, CAโBelly Up
December 14โLos Angeles, CAโEl Rey Theatre
January 19โVancouver, British ColumbiaโCommodore Ballroom
January 20โSeattle, WAโThe Showbox @ The Marketย
BOLDย on-sale nextย Friday, August 3 at 10:00amย local time
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