Good Medicine Presents: The Lone Bellow

The Lone Bel­low burst onto the scene with their self-titled debut in 2013. The Brook­lyn-based band quick­ly became known for their tran­scen­dent har­monies, seri­ous musi­cian­ship and rau­cous live per­for­mance — a rep­u­ta­tion that earned them their rabid fan base. It’s been three years since the band’s vic­to­ri­ous Then Came The Morn­ing was released. Pro­duced by The Nation­al’s Aaron Dess­ner, the album was nom­i­nat­ed for an Amer­i­cana Music Award. The band appeared on ​“Jim­my Kim­mel Live,” ​“Late Show With David Let­ter­man,” ​“Conan O’Brien,” ​“CBS This Morn­ing,” ​“Later…with Jools Hol­land,” and ​“The Late Late Show With James Cor­den” in sup­port of the album. In the years since the release, the band left their beloved adopt­ed home of Brook­lyn and moved to Nashville. Now, The Lone Bel­low is back with Walk Into A Storm, which will be released Sept. 15 on Sony Music Mas­ter­works. Walk Into A Storm was pro­duced by leg­endary music pro­duc­er Dave Cobb (Chris Sta­ple­ton, Sturgill Simp­son, and more) and fea­tures their lead sin­gle ​“Time’s Always Leav­ing.” The trio, fea­tur­ing Zach Williams (guitar/​vocals), Kanene Done­hey Pip­kin (mul­ti-instru­men­tal­ist), and Bri­an Elmquist (gui­tar), record­ed this album in only sev­en days. The group’s first two albums graced the Bill­board 200.