Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real Paia, Hawaii
Acclaimed country rockers Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, have had a breakthrough couple of years since releasing their self-titled album in 2017. Most recently, the band shared Naked Garden (Fantasy Records), a companion to 2019’s, Turn Off The News (Build A Garden) LP. The 15 tracks highlight previously unreleased songs and alternate cuts from the sessions at Shangri-La and Village Studios. ... more
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