DAY SHEET BLOG — Georgia

DIRTBAG legends ROYAL BLISS of Salt Lake City, Utah have embarked on a nationwide tour in support of their 2019 self-titled album, released via Air Castle Records.

This album was made over the course of the last year. After the release of Devil With Angel Eyes, people kept asking when the album was coming. And honestly we hadn't even thought of that. Not one song had been written for an album! We were in the middle of taking a break. Or so we thought. The break didn't last long. Before we knew it we had recorded a batch of songs in the summer and another batch in December and January. We brought in our original Producer from Life In-Between (Rob Daiker) and went back to our roots of a being a rock band. All of these songs rock, but in classic Royal Bliss Rock n Roll form. I think all our fans our gonna dig it! This album straight up rocks! And guess what... we have more new stuff coming after this!

Taylor Richards, Royal Bliss

Tour Dates and Ticket Links Below:

- 11/5/19: The Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
- 11/7/19: Capone's - Johnson City, TN
- 11/8/19: Blue Fox Billiards, Bar and Grill - Winchester, VA (Tickets available at the door)
- 11/9/19: Canal Club - Richmond, VA
- 11/10/19: The Stanhope House - Stanhope, NJ
- 11/12/19: The Bowery Electric - New York, NY:
- 11/13/19: Chameleon Club - Lancaster, PA
- 11/15/19: The Empire Concert Club & Bar - Akron, OH
- 11/16/19: The Machine Shop - Flint, MI
- 11/17/19: The Music Factory - Battle Creek, MI
- 11/19/19: The Back Bar - Janesville, WI
- 11/20/19: The Salty Dog Bar & Grill - Council Bluffs, IA: (Tickets available at the door)
- 11/22/19: Herman's Hideaway - Denver, CO
- 11/23/19: Sunshine Studios Live - Colorado Springs, CO
- 11/27/19: The Depot - Salt Lake City, UT

In the wake of the most recent natural disaster affecting the East Coast, newly endorsed Dirtbag Artists, DAYS TO COME stepped up to the plate to help with relief efforts.. Hurricane Michael made landfall on October 10th, 2018 as a Category 4 storm- the first of its kind in history to affect the Florida Panhandle, resulting in at least 13 killed. The storm made it as far as Albany, Georgia, the hometown of DAYS TO COME; a smaller city that sees the occasional tornado, or flood from the Flint River, but rarely ever a hurricane. Although none of their homes were damaged, the band spent over a week outside, working long days, chopping up tree trunks and cleaning up the mess so that life in Albany could resume as normal. There is still much more work to do, as Hurricane Michael is said to have caused upwards of $4.5 billion in property damage, and over $3 billion in damage to Florida's forestland.

Those who rise above and beyond to help others and their communities are the real Dirtbags.

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