FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SwampDaWamp’s 4th Release; Short Stories From A Long Road –

Another Big Helping of Southern Swamp Rock in a New Age, taking it to Europe & the UK

 

Los Angeles, CA-March 01, 2012 - SwampDaWamp (pronounced swamp duh wamp)

Hailing from the Carolinas, SwampDaWamp is the powerful and creative collaboration of six talented and
seasoned musicians: Gig Michaels (lead vocals & acoustic guitar); David Lee (drums); Laney Strickland
(guitar & vocals); Keith Inman (guitar); Joe Boogie (keyboards, B3 & vocals); and Rich Basco (bass).

Five years and 4 records later, SwampDawWamp is ready to get those fires burning again with Short
Stories From A Long Road. Gig Michaels is back with his from the gut vocals and his self helping lyrics,
coming to the table with a full deck ready to deal on rocking blues tracks like “Sweet Disease” and “Do
Things.” The SwampDaWamp train just keeps rolling down the tracks with straight up southern flavored
rock and plenty of blues licks in the mix to keep fans with many tastes interested. The band mixes an
appealing blend of modern rock, classic rock, blues and modern country that has no age barriers, nor
demands a musical preference on their listeners. With big hitting themes like bullying from the track “Fat
Boy Can Jam” to soft healing tear jerkers like “Happy Anniversary”, the boys are making their way into
commercial success like never before without trying, just being who they are.


SwampDaWamp has signed on with SRS Records UK and a summer tour is scheduled to begin on June
29, 2012 at the famous Borough Theatre in Abergavenny, UK, the same stage where The Beatles were to
become recognized and thrust on to world stardom. Two tours are already scheduled for the Summer
and Fall months of 2012 leading the band to host one of the world’s largest music festival cruises, The
Rock Legends Cruise II, alongside Foreigner, 38 Special, Molly Hatchet, The Marshall Tucker Band,
Black Oak Arkansas and many more tba…..

While known for their free-spirited get down and boogie live shows, SwampDaWamp has accumulated a
vast and rapidly growing fan base that will surely be pleased with their new studio effort. Their music
touches people of all ages and backgrounds proving that the contagious and original SwampDaWamp
sound is universally engaging and down to earth just like the band members that produce it.