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SUMMER 2010 NATIONAL TOUR

SELECT DATES WITH ROBBERS ON HIGH STREET

New York, NY – California sensations and the fastest rising band in LA, VOXHAUL BROADCAST is pleased to announce their Summer ’10 national tour, beginning this Fri, Aug 6th in LA for Indie Night at the ZOO.  Brooklyn’s Robbers On High Street will share the stage with the LA quartet for a few select dates in the NorthEast.  Full list of confirmed dates can be found below with additional dates to be added.

Currently rotating nine songs on US & UK radio, VOXHAUL BROADCAST will be touring all summer to build steam for the release of their appropriately titled upcoming debut full-length, Timing Is Everything.  Produced by Grammy Award winning producer Tom Biller (Silver Sun Pickups, Seawolf, Liars) with additional production from Chris Thorne (Blind Melon), Timing Is Everything showcases a growth in songwriting and pristine production while still holding true to the band’s trademark blend of r&b, rock and soul.

LA Times Magazine’s June 2010 “Music Issue” recently picked Voxhaul Broadcast as one of LA’s ‘Best New Indie Bands’ by ultimate tastemaker Nic Harcourt.  Nic was the first to put VB on air on his Sunday KCRW show, and over the past six months has kept eight different tracks in rotation.  In July 2010, VOXHAUL BROADCAST was featured on KCRW’s influential radio program “Morning Becomes Eclectic,” a program recognized nationally as a primary outlet for promoting a wide range of music ahead of the curve.

Jason Bentley, KCRW Music Director and host of “Morning Becomes Eclectic” said of the appearance, “We are all very excited about this up and coming local band. The audience response to their performance on ‘Morning Becomes Eclectic’ has been outstanding. It’s a rare and special pleasure to be part of a formative moment in a band’s career. We’ve been playing their various EPs and we’re confident that whatever sound and style they pursue on their debut full length will bring them success.”

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