Today, celebrated guitarist and songwriter Mike Campbell (The Dirty Knobs, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Fleetwood Mac) debuts a new song and video for "Lockdown," in response to COVID-19. The song will only be available for download via The Dirty Knobs' website with all proceeds benefitting Feeding America. By donating $1, fans will unlock a download code, and depending on the donation amount, they'll also receive a special "Lockdown" bandana.
The video was shot at home by Campbell's wife Marcie and was co-directed by Ryan Daniel Browne. watch!
"Since we're all keeping away from each other, I have been doing what I always do when I am home: writing and recording. I came up with 'Lockdown' for fun. Everyone around me (including my wife Marcie, who helped with the recording and shot the video footage) loved the song, so I'm putting it out for people to enjoy and to raise some money for Feeding America. It feels good to do something positive to help in this time of crisis," notes Campbell.
Furthermore, Campbell and his band The Dirty Knobs will release their anticipated debut album, Wreckless Abandon, on September 18 via BMG. The album's previously released lead single and title track has already begun to receive critical praise-The New York Times proclaimed, "The music is a classic-rock portmanteau, invoking eastward-looking Beatles, the Who, the Byrds and the Rolling Stones just for starters." Wreckless Abandon is available for pre-order here: https://thedirtyknobs.lnk.to/WrecklessAbandon
The band's extensive run of mostly sold-out dates in March and April have been moved to the fall. See below for complete list of updated tour dates. All tickets for the spring shows will be valid for the new dates.
The band will still join Chris Stapleton's "All-American Road Show" tour this summer. The run of shows with Stapleton includes performances with Dwight Yoakam, Margo Price, Sheryl Crow, The Highwomen and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit.
THE DIRTY KNOBS WITH MIKE CAMPBELL - RE-SCHEDULED HEADLINE DATES
September 9-Tampa, FL-The Orpheum
September 11-Gainesville, FL-High Dive
September 12-Gainesville, FL-High Dive
September 14-Nashville, TN-Brooklyn Bowl
September 17-Philadelphia, PA-World Café Live
September 22-Alexandria, VA-The Birchmere
September 24-Brooklyn, NY-Brooklyn Bowl
September 26-Derry, NH-Tupelo Music Hall
September 27-Ridgefield, CT-The Ridgefield Playhouse
September 30-Allston, MA-Brighton Music Hall
October 1-Allston, MA-Brighton Music Hall
October 4-Indianapolis, IN-Hi-Fi
October 5-Indianapolis, IN-Hi-Fi
October 7-Minneapolis, MN-Fine Line Music Hall
October 9-Chicago, IL-Park West
October 21-San Francisco, CA-The Independent
October 22-San Francisco, CA-The Independent
October 25-Los Angeles, CA-Troubadour
October 26-Los Angeles, CA-Troubadour
October 29-Boulder, CO-Fox Theatre
October 30-Denver, CO-Bluebird Theater
November 1-Dallas, TX-Blue Light
November 2-Austin, TX-Antone's
November 4-Austin, TX-Antone's
November 6-Houston, TX-Warehouse Live Studio
November 7-New Orleans, LA- One Eyed Jacks
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