Pop punk group The Copyrights have announced a post-Fest tour, most of which will feature friends Two Cow Garage. Check out the dates here.
The Copyrights were most recently involved with the Larry Livermore curated comp, “The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore.” Check out the song they contributed here.
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Some good and bad news from Two Cow Garage today. First, the bad news. The band had its van broken into recently and had a bunch of stuff stolen. To help recoup some of their losses they’re appealing to fans to do a little shopping in their merch store.
Now the good news. Despite the stolen good incident, the band is going to be recording demos for their 6th full-length album this weekend. Booyah!
No other details but we’ll keep you posted.
You can stream, and download Two Cow Garage’s latest EP “Sweet Saint Me” right here.
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Micah Schnabel, the lead singer of Two Cow Garage, sits down with The Mostly Harmless Podcast and talks in depth about his addiction to music and the dark place that inspired his newest solo record, “I’m Dead, Serious,” out early February on Suburban Home Records.
You can check out the podcast here
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During a recent swing through Grand Junction, Colorado, Micah Schnabel (one-third of Two Cow Garage) caught up with the folks from his record label, Suburban Home, and played a live acoustic set. The good folks at Suburban Home videotaped (is it still called videotaping) a few songs and are offering them up for your viewing pleasure.
The first video is for the track “Blame It On Geography,” which appears on Schnabel’s new solo record. The second video is for the TCG song “Jackson, Don’t You Worry.” Click here to check them out.
Schnabel’s new solo album, “I’m Dead, Serious” was just released via Suburban Home, and follows up his 2010 release “When The Stage Lights Go Dim.”
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This whole punk frontman hitting the road solo thing is really taking off. This time it’s Michael Dean Damron (of Oregon punks I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch In The House) and Shane Sweeney (of Two Cow Garage) teaming like a couple of horrible crows (see the poster on the left) up for a dozen November dates spanning the length of the United States’ West Coast.
Joining them for a few of the gigs will be Micah Schnabel (also of Two Cow Garage, conveniently enough). Click here for dates.
Shane Sweeney has a solo album, “The Finding Time,” due out early next month.
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Micah Schnable (Two Cow Garage) and Have Gun Will travel are heading out on a quick, U.S. tour just for the hell of it this September but they need people to help get them hooked up with some venues to play at!
Check out the dates here and if one of the stops is in your town contact the bands to help them out.
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Ohio folk-rockers Two Cow Garage have posted May tour dates with Damion Suomi & The Minor Prophets, Have Gun Will Travel, and Only Sons. Click here for the full dates.
You can stream, and download their latest EP “Sweet Saint Me” right here.
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Remember a while back, we posted a story about Two Cow Garage releasing an EP to raise funds to go on tour in Europe. Well apparently they made their goal and are heading up there starting this Saturday. The band will begin in the Netherlands, and play in France, Spain, Belgium and more. You can check out the tour dates here.
If you’d still like to hear their EP, you can download it right here.
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Two Cow Garage would love to do a tour in Europe. And they really need your help to make it happen. That’s why the band has offered a donation based download of their Covers EP on the band’s Bandcamp. With a suggested donation of $5.00 or more, you get the EP and the satisfaction of knowing you helped out a great band in a time of need.
You can stream, and download the EP right here.
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Two Cow Garage have announce a short run of dates with Cheap Girls and Laura Stevenson & The Cans. You can check out the tour dates over here.
Two Cow Garage will be touring in support of their recent release Sweet Saint Me while both Cheap Girls and Laura Stevenson are hard at work on their upcoming full-lengths.
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That’s right, folks! You can now stream the entirety of Two Cow Garage‘s “Sweet Saint Me” which also hit stores today. If you aren’t a fan of the band already, you should definitely head over to the stream and give it a spin, you might be pleasantly surprised. Speaking of which, you can find the stream, as well as purchase the album as a donation based download, over at Suburban Home’s Bandcamp Page.
Sweet Saint Me was released on Suburban Home Records today.
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Fans of the ever-growing folk-punk movement should take a moment to give this band a listen. Columbus Ohio’s Two Cow Garage pull as much from old folk storytelling and Bruce Springsteen’s rock and roll charisma, as they do from pure punk rock attitude and energy. Referencing Woodie Guthrie and Bob Dylan, the bands lyrics are thought provoking and catchy, but not to be taken lightly. Highly recommended for fans of Tim Barry, Drag The River, Chuck Ragan, and The Gaslight Anthem. You can give listen to their 2008 album, “Speaking in Cursive,” in entirety here to get a feel for them and if you like what you hear we know you’re going to love their new album “Sweet Saint Me” coming out October 26. And if you get the opportunity, do yourself a major favor and check them out live – their stage presence is nearly unbeatable. You can see their current tour dates here.
Ohio folk-rockers Two Cow Garage have posted the music video for the first single off their upcoming studio album, Saint Sweet Me. The song is called “Lydia” and you can check out the video here.
If you’re digging the song it can be purchased with an exclusive, non-album b-side here.
Sweet Saint Me will be released October 26th on Suburban Home Records, will be Two Cow Garage’s latest release since 2008’s Speaking In Cursive.
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Ohio’s Two Cow Garage is coming out with their fifth studio album, called Sweet Saint Me, pretty soon. Vocalist/guitarist Micah Schnabel recently sat down and discussed the meaning behind the band’s first single off the new album, called “Lydia”. The video can be seen here. He also performs and acoustic version of the song.
Sweet Saint Me, released on Suburban Home Records, will be Two Cow Garage’s latest release since 2008′s Speaking In Cursive.
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Columbus, Ohio folk rockers, Two Cow Garage, are set to release their 5th album, Sweet Saint Me, on Suburban Home Records. An exact date has not been announced, however fans can expect a late October release. The band are about to head out on tour in support of the album, and have a slew of dates. Be sure to head here for information on dates and locations.
Sweet Saint Me is the latest album from Two Cow Garage since their 2008 release Speaking In Cursive.
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Much The Same bassist Franky Tsoukalas and guitarist Dan O'Gorman, both primary songwriters in their former band, have started a new punk band with Franky taking the lead vocal role as well. They're called Burn Rebuild and you can stream the band's first demo song, "My Therapy Is Failing" right here.
