TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION RELEASE NEW ALBUM GUNSMOKE
(October 4, 2024)—Texas rockers Texas Hippie Coalition released their new album, Gunsmoke, today. On this album, Big Dad Ritch and his crew wholeheartedly embrace their country and Southern rock stylings, as well as their lifelong passion for Westerns.
“In terms of the lyrics, the vibe, and where THC come from, we definitely went home on this album,” says Ritch. “It represents the wild west Texas-Oklahoma area. You’ve got a little red dirt country spilling over into the storytelling and metal. It’s a return to the dirt where we came from.”
The band previously released the title track, “Gunsmoke” and the single “Bones Jones.”
Gunsmoke tracklisting:
1. Deadman
2. Baptized in the Mud
3. Bones Jones
4. She’s Like a Song
5. Droppin Bombs
6. Gunsmoke
7. Eat Crow
8. Million Man Army
9. Test Positive
10. I’m Gettin High
Tour Dates:
October 10 – Mechanicsburg, PA – Lovedraft’s Brewing Company
October 11 – Frenchtown, NJ – Atie’s Bar & Grill
October 12 – Laconia, NJ – The Big House
October 13 – Rochester, NY – Montage Music Hall
October 17 – Pittsburgh, PA – Crafthouse Stage & Grill
October 18 – Marietta, OH – Adelphia Music Hall
October 19 – Flint, MI – The Machine Shop
October 20 – Lakewood, OH – The Winchester
About Texas Hippie Coalition:
With drinks poured, fists raised, and smiles wide, TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION (THC) always know how to have a good time. A collective of tried-and-true rabble-rousers and dyed-in-the-wool storytellers, the Texas quintet—Big Dad Ritch [vocals], Cord Pool [guitar], Nevada Romo [guitar], Rado Romo [bass], and Joey Mandigo [drums]—spike ass-whopping hard rock with a kick of country swagger and a whole lot of Texas grit and gusto.
Gathering tens of millions of streams, logging thousands of miles on the road, and energizing countless fans, they deliver ten anthems tailormade to simmer and scorch on Gunsmoke. “In terms of the lyrics, the vibe, and where THC come from, we definitely went home on this album,” says Ritch. “It represents the wild west Texas-Oklahoma area. You’ve got a little red dirt country spilling over into the storytelling and metal. It’s a return to the dirt where we came from.”