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Having firmly established
themselves within the inner circle of Nashville's elite, UK
band Honey Ryder return to spearhead the British
country crossover invasion with their third studio album, 'Born In
A Bottle'.
Featuring
co-writes with Tom Douglas [Lady Antebellum 'I Run To You'] and Rivers
Rutherford [Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Brad Paisley, the trio headed back
to Ocean Way Nashville for the bulk of the recording, and were
mentored by legendary producer Paul Worley [Lady Antebellum, Dixie
Chicks].
Having enjoyed praise for the
album's lead single Drink With Me earlier this year, which saw them
play a series of dates around the country including appearances at the
Isle of Wight Festival and C2C and record a session for Bob Harris,
Honey Ryder are thrilled to have learnt that the album's second single
What If We've Only Go Tonight, which was co-written by Blair Daly
[Kelly Clarkson, Little Big Town, Carrie Underwood, Kip Moore] will be
joining Adele, Coldplay, Louisa Johnson and new additions Jack Savoretti,
Charlie Puth and Thomas Rhett on the BBC Radio 2 B-list and Steve
McCrorie, Rod Stewart, Grace and James Bay on the Bauer network A-list.
The new album follows on from
the success of their sophomore album 'Marley's Chains', which
spawned several Radio 2 playlist hits as well as being
Album Of The Week across the Smooth Radio Network and Music Week,
and TV appearances and performances on BBC Breakfast, ITV's
This Morning, and C5 Live with Myleene Klass. Lead track 'Marley's
Chains' was synced in the hit ABC series 'Body Of Proof'.
Internationally, the album received strong support in Canada,
Holland, and most recently Denmark, where the band enjoyed Top 20
airplay.
Having enjoyed
their time on the live circuit in 2015, the band are excited to hit the
road once again in 2016. What If We've Only Go Tonight debuting on the
B-List is the perfect close to a perfect year and the band urge their
fans to take this festive period as the chance to tell that special
someone those special words.
Upcoming Performances:
13 January - The Swan, Stone
16 January - Midwinter Fest,
Torquay (with Red Sky July, Kimmie Rhodes)
26 January - The Troubadour, London
12 February - The Zed Music Caf?, Sevenoaks
27 February - Little Rabbit
Barn, Ardleigh (with Jess and the Bandits)
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