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DEAD MAN'S HAND Release Second Single, Video For "Bobblehead Jesus" By Larry Petro, News Monkey Wednesday, April 24, 2024 @ 10:32 AM
Vocalist Trey Gadler comments:
"We're excited to show everyone our new single "Bobblehead Jesus". It's hooky, has big guitars, big vocal harmonies and it's just a fun song. The video was shot on location in Kosse, Texas, once again working with Karim K and his crew from Magik Studios. Those guys are masters at their craft and we can't wait for everyone to see it."
Guitarist John Adams comments:
"I wrote this song about a hard-working young man from the the country who works in the city many miles away, typically all he thinks about is getting his work done at the end of the week so he can drive back to the country to see his girl for the weekend.
For the latest DEAD MAN'S HAND news, visit their official website and social media sites.
Formed from a few of Houston's hardest-working, international recording bands, DEAD MAN'S HAND has only one objective, to deliver Texas Outlaw Rock and Roll with a Southern flair to the masses.
Started in 2010 by singer/guitarist Trey Gadler (Azrael's Bane) and guitarist John Adams (Love And War), the goal was clear, to go back to our roots of American folk-inflicted hard rock with a Southern/Texas core.
As Trey Gadler puts it, "We play Finger Lickin', Chicken Pickin', Southern Fried Rock and Roll."
With the addition of Brent Marches on Bass guitar (Azrael's Bane/Darkside) and Van Eric Turner (Azrael's Bane/Z-LOT-Z) on drums, this tight-knit duo delivers one of the strongest rhythm sections around.
Since their introduction, DEAD MAN'S HAND has been honored to share the stage with the likes of The Marshall Tucker Band, .38 Special, Jackyl, Bret Michaels, Skid Row and others.
Currently in the recording studio, they are excited to be releasing their debut album to the masses in 2024.
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This song has more of a country rock sort of theme to it, even though the music is more melodic rock. We were hoping this may turn out to be a crossover song for us to gain a broader fan base."