The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band Shares New Song YOU CAN'T STEAL MY SHINE

The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band have shared a new song, "You Can't Steal My Shine," the opening track from their upcoming album Poor Until Payday. The track is currently streaming on Popmatters who writes, "The Rev lives up to his name here, bringing the house down with a scorching hymnal that is bound to pack rooms with hand-clapping, foot-stomping singalongs. The full breadth of Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band can be felt here, oozing with full-bodied rock authenticity from start to finish." Poor Until Payday will be released on October 5th, via the band's own Family Owned Records label through Nashville indie Thirty Tigers. The album is currently available for pre-order here.

Listen: The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - "You Can't Steal My Shine"

https://soundcloud.com/thirtytigers/you-cant-steal-my-shine/s-0QLhW

The group recently released a video for the album's title track, which Guitar World notes, "features 300 volunteers, two closed roads in two different towns, one 1962 tow truck, one 1970 Cadillac Deville and a lot of fantastic slide playing." The colorful street scene that the Rev commands in the video encapsulates the riotous energy that he and his Big Damn Band have been bringing to the stage for years. Watch "Poor Until Payday" here: https://youtu.be/7qkjbQBEhvg

The Band also recently released was the single "Dirty Swerve," which premiered on Relix.

The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band are the world's greatest practitioners of classic country-blues, featuring the foremost finger-picking steel guitar player in the Rev, and the sensational rhythm and vocal accompaniment of Washboard Breezy, Rev's wife of 15 years, who has played by his side since the band's inception and is known for setting her washboard on fire, Jimi Hendrix-style, as part of the group's dynamic live performances.

A devotee of what he calls "front porch blues" since he was 12 years old, Rev and the band have followed their lifetime immersion in and devotion to this music with pilgrimages to its birthplace of Clarksdale, MI, and the Chess Studios in Chicago. A student of Charlie Patton, Robert Johnson, Furry Lewis, Bukka White and Mississippi John Hurt, Rev's style has been honed through studying with the late David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Robert Belfour and T-Model Ford.

Rev is even a bit of a YouTube star, featured in a pair of viral videos, one that features him playing (and shooting) a guitar made from a 12-gauge shotgun, the other in which he chops wood with one fashioned out of an axe.

With their European tour wrapping up, the band have recently announced a new run of headline dates for the fall including stops in Chicago, New Orleans, Washington D.C., Houston, New York City and more. See full list of dates below.

Poor Until Payday Tracklist:

1) You Can't Steal My Shine

2) Dirty Swerve

3) Poor Until Payday

4) So Good

5) Church Clothes

6) Get The Family Together

7) Me And The Devil

8) Frenchmen Street

9) I Suffer I Get Tougher

10) It Is Or It Aint

Tour Dates:

Sep 22 - Holler On The Hill - Indianapolis, IN

Sep 26 - McGarvey's - Altoona, PA

Sep 27 - The Soundry - Columbia, MD

Sep 28 - The Hamilton Live - Washington, DC

Sep 29 - OktoberWest Festival - Charleston, WV

Oct 05 - Knuckleheads - Kansas City, MO

Oct 06 - Blues, Brews & BBQ - Newton,KS

Oct 10 - Fort Worth Live - Fort Worth, TX

Oct 12 - HOB - New Orleans, LA

Oct 13 - The Mucky Duck - Houston,TX

Oct 14 - Gas Monkey Grill - Dallas, TX

Oct 15 - Antone's - Austin, TX

Oct 18 - Launch Pad - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Oct 19 - Orpheum Theatre - Flagstaff, AZ

Oct 20 - Crescent Ballroom - Phoenix, AZ

Oct 21 - The Hotel Congress - Tucson, AZ

Oct 24 - The Siren - Morro Bay, CA

Oct 25 - Alex's Bar - Long Beach, CA

Oct 26 - World Records - Bakersfield, CA

Oct 27 - Soda Bar - San Diego, CA

Oct 28 - Nov 4 Legendary Rhythm Cruise - San Diego, CA

Nov 06 - Urban Lounge - Salt Lake City, UT

Nov 08 - Bluebird Theater - Denver, CO

Nov 10 - Reverb Room - Omaha, NE

Nov 13 - Cosmic Charlies - Lexington, KY

Nov 14 - Zanzabar - Louisville, KY

Nov 15 - Exit-In - Nashville, TN

Nov 16 - The Ramkat - Winston-Salem, NC

Nov 17 - Asheville Music Hall - Asheville, NC

Nov 18 - Masquerade - Atlanta, GA

Nov 23 - The Vogue - Indianapolis, IN

Nov 24 - Southgate House - Newport, KY

Nov 29 - Kent Stage - Kent, OH

Dec 04 - Stanhope House - Stanhope, NJ

Dec 06 - Thunder Road - Somerville, MA

Dec 07 - Bijou Theatre - Bridgeport, CT

Dec 08 - Ottobar - Baltimore, MD

Dec 09 - Mercury Lounge - New York City, NY

Dec 28 - Martyrs - Chicago, IL

Dec 29 - Blueberry Hill - St. Louis, MO

Dec 31 - The Bluebird - Bloomington, IN