Celebrate Art Vandalay's new album Champagne & Chandeliers with your own
Champagne Show!
Let Art Vandalay bring their "impossibly catchy" Americana music to your outdoor event. Whether it's a backyard, barn, porch or gazebo, we'd love to play for you and your friends.
Each show comes with complimentary champagne (alcoholic or non-alcoholic ) in the signature Art Vandalay bottle as well as a copy of the new album.
Whether it's a full-band show, solo, or in between, we can accommodate your space and budget.
Email Brandon to set up your Champagne Show!
artvandalaytunes[at]gmail.com
Champagne Show!
Let Art Vandalay bring their "impossibly catchy" Americana music to your outdoor event. Whether it's a backyard, barn, porch or gazebo, we'd love to play for you and your friends.
Each show comes with complimentary champagne (alcoholic or non-alcoholic ) in the signature Art Vandalay bottle as well as a copy of the new album.
Whether it's a full-band show, solo, or in between, we can accommodate your space and budget.
Email Brandon to set up your Champagne Show!
artvandalaytunes[at]gmail.com
"a poor-man's version of The Band" - Duluth News-Tribune
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Art Vandalay is a Twin Cities-based band (and sometimes solo moniker of songwriter and founding member Brandon Henry) known for its serious songwriting and playful live energy. Proudly taking on the mantle as “the poor-man’s version of The Band” (Duluth News Tribune), the roots/rockers have made a name for themselves playing Twin Cities dive bars, small-town breweries, coffee shops, and soybean festivals up-and-down the I-35 corridor, garnering ardent fans along the way.
Blending the classic roots sounds of The Band and the modern indie sounds of Chuck Prophet and The Black Keys, Art Vandalay creates raw Americana rock with songs that are “impossibly catchy” (Duluth News Tribune).
Along with long-time band members Calvin Keasling (drums), Ben Cook-Feltz (keyboards, harmonies), and Drew Stevenson (bass, harmonies), Art Vandalay’s latest album Champagne & Chandeliers showcases their smart songs, great grooves and raw energy that evokes the early days of Tom Petty.
The album captures Art Vandalay’s retro rock sound and is the perfect companion to a late-night drive, taking the long way home. The songs explore the choices made at every crossroads and how life speeds up and slows down--from the slow groove of “Traffic” to the rocking closer “If You Love Me.” Lauded for his timeless songwriting, Brandon Henry shines on songs like “Architects” and the instant classic “Never See You Again” (co-written by Henry and Seattle songwriter Jaspar Lepak). These, along with all the other tracks on the album, have been a staple of Art Vandalay’s live shows, including their swampy cover of “Angel and Delilah” -- written by folk singer Eliza Gilkyson.
With a loose energy and vibey Americana spirit they’ve developed over the years, Art Vandalay has become a fixture of the midwest Americana scene.
Blending the classic roots sounds of The Band and the modern indie sounds of Chuck Prophet and The Black Keys, Art Vandalay creates raw Americana rock with songs that are “impossibly catchy” (Duluth News Tribune).
Along with long-time band members Calvin Keasling (drums), Ben Cook-Feltz (keyboards, harmonies), and Drew Stevenson (bass, harmonies), Art Vandalay’s latest album Champagne & Chandeliers showcases their smart songs, great grooves and raw energy that evokes the early days of Tom Petty.
The album captures Art Vandalay’s retro rock sound and is the perfect companion to a late-night drive, taking the long way home. The songs explore the choices made at every crossroads and how life speeds up and slows down--from the slow groove of “Traffic” to the rocking closer “If You Love Me.” Lauded for his timeless songwriting, Brandon Henry shines on songs like “Architects” and the instant classic “Never See You Again” (co-written by Henry and Seattle songwriter Jaspar Lepak). These, along with all the other tracks on the album, have been a staple of Art Vandalay’s live shows, including their swampy cover of “Angel and Delilah” -- written by folk singer Eliza Gilkyson.
With a loose energy and vibey Americana spirit they’ve developed over the years, Art Vandalay has become a fixture of the midwest Americana scene.
