"impossibly catchy" - Duluth News-Tribune
"fresh, fluid roots-rock sound" - Adventures in Americana
Book Art Vandalay solo or in a small combo to give your venue, house concert, or event a cool Americana vibe!
Send an email to artvandalaytunes[at]gmail.com
Send an email to artvandalaytunes[at]gmail.com
LISTEN
One Night at the Aster NOW AVAILABLE!
"I paid $600 to see Springsteen and ya'll were WAY more fun!" - Dave, from the audience
"I paid $600 to see Springsteen and ya'll were WAY more fun!" - Dave, from the audience
VIDEO
"Keep a Candle Lit"
"Please Don't Bury Me" - Live at Hook & Ladder
"Never See You Again" - Live at Icehouse
PHOTOS
BIO
Art Vandalay is a Twin Cities-based band (and sometimes solo moniker of songwriter and founding member Brandon Henry) that blends the vintage sounds of The Band and the modern vibe of The Black Keys, creating a laid-back “Americana sound with a sprinkling of folk, pop, and jazz” (Mostly Minnesota).
Their latest album, One Night at the Aster, is their 4th record and 1st live album that captures the spirited live energy that has made the Art Vandalay a fixture of the Twin Cities’ Americana scene. The album captures the magic the band can conjure from the stage with a performance that finds the band simply on fire, delivering a scorching set of their “impossibly catchy” (Duluth News Tribune) Americana. Some songs are played as rehearsed and some take onstage detours all the while the band digging into the grooves and putting on a show that stands as one of their finest.
Since 2007, Art Vandalay has carved their place in the Twin Cities’ Americana scene, with their “fresh, fluid roots-rock sound” (Adventures in Americana). One Night at the Aster is a testament to Art Vandalay’s timeless songwriting and relentless performing for more than a decade.
Their latest album, One Night at the Aster, is their 4th record and 1st live album that captures the spirited live energy that has made the Art Vandalay a fixture of the Twin Cities’ Americana scene. The album captures the magic the band can conjure from the stage with a performance that finds the band simply on fire, delivering a scorching set of their “impossibly catchy” (Duluth News Tribune) Americana. Some songs are played as rehearsed and some take onstage detours all the while the band digging into the grooves and putting on a show that stands as one of their finest.
Since 2007, Art Vandalay has carved their place in the Twin Cities’ Americana scene, with their “fresh, fluid roots-rock sound” (Adventures in Americana). One Night at the Aster is a testament to Art Vandalay’s timeless songwriting and relentless performing for more than a decade.
