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Snake Oil And Harmony Set To Release Album ‘Hurricane Riders’ And Tour UK

Written by Johnson Stephen on January 21, 2020

Snake Oil And Harmony, which features Dan Reed Network and Danny Vaughan, are releasing their debut album, ‘Hurricane Riders’ Friday 28^th February via Townsend Music, to coincide with their tour, which begins in March 2020.

Both artists are thrilled to be taking the album out on the road, along with their respective solo material (with classic Dan Reed Network and Tyketto songs on the bill as well).

UK Tour Dates

March 12: Putney, London, The Half Moon

March 13: Milton Keynes, The Craufurd Arms

March 14: Sheffield, Local Authority @ The Corporation

March 15: Newcastle Upon Tyne, The Cluny

March 17: Chester, The Live Rooms

March 18: Bristol, The Fleece

March 20: Aberdare, Wales, Jacs

March 21: Stoke On Trent, Eleven

March 22: Bilston, The Robin 2

March 24: Blackpool, The Waterloo

March 25: Glasgow, Cottiers Theatre

March 27: Manchester, Night People

March 28: Ballymena, NI, The Diamond

For a limited time, you can pre-order the first Snake Oil And Harmony album at Townsend Music via this link https://snakeoilandharmony.tmstor.es and pre-orders will be taken from now until Feb 3 and all those who purchase in advance will receive their copies by Valentine’s Day!

‘Hurricane Riders’ Track Listing

1. The Lines Are Open
2. The Last Man Standing
3. Aberfan
4. Dance In The Heart Of The Sun
5. Another Reason
6. Damned If You Do
7. Where The Water Goes
8. Cannonball
9. Save The Day
10. Lit…

Danny Vaughn says this about their process: “From the start, ‘Snake Oil & Harmony’ has been about collaboration and partnership. It’s very difficult to find two lead singers and their respective bands’ main songwriters who can be completely at ease with one another. ‘Last Man Standing’ illustrates the clockwork of our partnership very well. Dan trusted me with some very evocative music to paint a picture with and the ideas started coming immediately. The whole album is filled with moments where it’s difficult to tell where one man’s work leaves off and the other one picks up.”