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NEW RECORD, "Live at the VAC" NOW AVAILABLE!!!
His first release since 2004, 11 brand new tracks are included on this live recording, captured during two concerts in April of 2008. David added a string section, horn section, back-up singers and an additional guitarist to make these shows spectacular!

David's last studio record was done in Nashville, TN. with producer Marvin Etzioni (Counting Crows, Toad the Wet Sprocket).

The record was completed in 2004, to include an all-star “A” list group of players from both Nashville and Los Angeles. The players included;

Ken Coomer on drums (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo)
Bob Glaub on bass (Jackson Browne, Bob Seger, Rod Stewart)
Bucky Baxter on pedal steel, guitars, etc (Bob Dylan, R.E.M., Ryan Adams)
John Catchings ..o (John Mayer, Dixie Chicks)
Tammy Rogers on violin, backing vocals (Emmylou Harris, Neil Diamond)
Duane Jarvis on eletric guitar (Lucinda Williams, John Prine)
Jim Hoke on harmonica (Mark Knopfler, Ron Sexsmith)

David’s new recording "Everything to Lose". (Burnside Distribution)

“Everything to Lose”, was released nationally in October on EastSound Records. (Burnside Distribution)

The eleven tracks on "Everything to Lose" demonstrate new heights of musical maturity and writing. This recording focuses very much around David’s piano playing and intimate, breathy-tenor singing voice. "Everything to Lose". (Burnside Distribution)

“Everything to Lose” will surely draw new comparisons of musical style to his song-writing and has already stirred an industry buzz for large independent labels.

David comes from an extensive background of both touring and recording, as a solo artist and with his super-successful indie-act CALOBO. During his near 20-year career, David has shared the stage with such acts as Jimmy Cliff, Jethro Tull, Indigo Girls, Sarah McGlachlan, Train, Dwight Yoakum, Little Feat, Vonda Shepard, String Cheese Incident, Ani DiFranco, Quiet Riot, Jorma Kaukoman, Tony Furtado, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and many more.

“Everything to Lose” marks the 8th release for David in his career. CALOBO released 5 records on Padre Records from 1991 to 2001, collectively selling nearly 85,000 copies. David’s debut solo release “The Little Things” (Padre Records 1996) charted on three different Top 20 sales charts in the Northwest in its’ first month. David’s second release “Get Me Out of This Place” (Padre Records 2001) received substantial national attention via domestic AAA radio, Digital Radio Network, and international sales and radio play through Italy, Venezuala, Japan, Denmark, Brazil, and Holland.

For more information please visit: www.davidandrewsband.com
EastSound Records: www.EastSoundrecords.com 360-317-5284
CD Sales: www.cdbaby.com
Burnside Bistribution: www.bdcdistribution.com 503-231-0420

Testimony

“The pursuit of dreams and the longing for love has rarely sounded so achingly beautiful. Or intelligent. This is a great introduction to his talent as a songwriter and a singer but there’s one small problem…it’s over too fast.”
Performing Songwriter Magazine

“Andrews has shown that he has mastered the art of the four-minute, finely crafted song…the melodies are eloquent and the songs are colored with tasteful embellishments that draw on folk, rock and country. Highly recommended.”
Relix Magazine

“Laid-back, confident and catchy…here, (Andrews) shows off his intuitive understanding of songwriting, understated guitar playing, Bob Seger-ish voice, and exploratory, humble lyrics, complete with a few well-worn clichés for that down home feel…a simple pleasure.”
The Rocket Magazine

“These are compelling songs, especially when delivered in Andrews’ whisky-tinged tenor.”
The Oregonian

“A very listenable collection with a big, pro sound.”
Boise Weekly

"Andrews is blessed with sandy, supple voice. He's also a gifted, melody-oriented songwriter."
Idaho Statesman

“David Andrews is an engaging performer, if not particularly electrifying.”
Two louies magazine

“…a shimmering collection of material from a promising songwriter with a long, glorious future ahead of him.
The Music Box