Jim Breuer and the Loud & Rowdy Release Debut LP 'Songs From The Garage' Today

By: May. 27, 2016
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Today Jim Breuer has released his first musical full-length, Songs From The Garage, via Metal Blade Records. The accomplished comedian understands that comedy and heavy music have long made for great bedfellows and delivers both in his inimitable style accompanied by longtime backing band The Loud & Rowdy. With the support of special guests such as Brian Johnson (AC/DC) who provides vocals on two tracks and producer/guitarist Rob Caggiano (Anthrax, Volbeat), Breuer has created a record that is pure, unadulterated fun while remaining true to his rock sensibilities.

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Breuer set out to make, most importantly, solid heavy rock while maintaining a balance of comedy. He does just that, from crunchy opening romp "Thrash" through the swaggering "Who's Better Than Us?!" to the gloriously deranged excitement suffusing "Sugar Rush", his exuberance is infections, and he challenges you to keep your ass from shaking and the corners of your mouth twitching while it thunders from the speakers.

Backing Breuer up is The Loud & Rowdy with Mike Tichy on rhythm guitar, Eric Cohen on drums, and Metal Mike on lead guitar. After finding themselves on massive festival stages, the band headed into three different studios to record - Metrosonic Studios Brooklyn, Clear Track Studios, and Sonic Debris Recording Studio. With Caggiano on production and guitar duties, the album was filled with eleven musically badass tracks featuring lyrics that are not only funny but also relatable, reflecting Breuer's position in life: "A dad with three kids who loves family life yet is still a metalhead at heart."

You can download/order the album here and don't miss the chance to see Jim Breuer live. A full list of his comedy and band tour dates are below.

Tour Dates
Comedy Dates:
5/20-5/21 - Virginia Beach, VA at Virginia Beach Funny Bone
7/16 - Atlantic City, NJ at Borgata Hotel & Casino
7/20 - Thornville, OH at Gathering of the Juggalos
8/5 - Verona, NY at Turning Stone Resort Casino
8/6 - Royal Oak, MI at Royal Oak Music Theatre
8/11 - Annapolis MD at Rams Head On Stage
8/22 - Sag Harbor, NY at Street Theatre
8/26 - Woodstock, NY at Bearsville Theater
8/27 - Albuquerque, NM at Kiva Auditorium
9/2-9/4 - Las Vegas, NV at South Point Hotel Casino & Spa
9/16 - Troy, NY at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
9/17 - New Brunswick, NJ at State Theatre
9/30 - Jim Thorpe, PA at Penn's Peak
10/1 - Philadelphia, PA at The Fillmore Philadelphia
11/4 - Montclair, NJ at The Wellmont Theater
11/5 - Mashantucket, CT at Foxwoods Resort Casino
11/10 - Ridgefield, CT at Ridgefield Playhouse
11/12 - Staten Island, NY at St. George Theatre
11/17 - San Antonio, TX at Aztec Theater
11/18 - Dallas, TX at House of Blues
11/19 - Houston, TX at House of Blues

Band Dates:
7/17 - Bridgeview, IL at Chicago Open Air at Toyota Park
7/18 - Brooklyn, NY at The Knitting Factory
7/25 - Brooklyn, NY at The Knitting Factory
7/30 - Cleveland, OH at Roverfest
8/1 - Brooklyn, NY at The Knitting Factory
9/17 - Chester, PA at Rock Allegiance
9/24 - Houston, TX at Houston Open Air


Track Listing
1. Thrash
2. Raising Teenage Girls
3. Old School
4. Be a D**k 2Nite
5. My Rock n Roll Dream *
6. Mr. Rock n Roll *
7. Who's Better Than Us?!
8. Family Warrior
9. Sugar Rush
10. Wannabe
11. The Unexplained

* Vocals by Brian Johnson (AC/DC)

Links
Official Website
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About Jim Breuer: With over 20 years of stand-up comedy experience, Jim Breuer remains one of today's top touring comedians, known for his charismatic stage antics, dead-on impressions, and family-friendly stand-up. After making his big break in 1995 when he joined the cast of NBC's legendary "Saturday Night Live," Breuer quickly became a fan-favorite for his original character "Goat Boy: and his dead-on impressions of actor Joe Pesci. Following his success on SNL, Breuer starred alongside Dave Chappelle in the cult favorite film "Half Baked."



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