Jonathan is stoked to be playing with the best rhythm section in Little Rock.
"Highway Robbery" available online at www.lastlancemusic.com
BOOKING CONTACT: Jonathan Wilkins
Influences
Townes Van Zandt,Billy Bragg, Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, Everyone on the Def Jux label, Against Me!, Kevin Kerby, Graham Wilkinson, Mat Mahar, Gut Feeling, old Blues, old Jazz, old Gospel, old Soul, old Country.
Sounds Like
Jonathan Wilkins and the poor sons-a-bitches that are too afraid to admit they don't want to play in a band with him.
For the past seven years, Jonathan Wilkins has been playing shows throughout the Midwest and South. The St. Louis native came to Conway, Arkansas, in 2001 to attend Hendrix College. He developed his sound playing in several St. Louis bands, and with his solo act, immediately found his niche among Arkansas musicians like Gut Feeling, the Arkitects, and ex-Auntie M singer/bassist, Mat Mahar. Jonathan has played shows and shared bills with Lucero, Cory Branan, Backyard Tire Fire, Kimya Dawson (of moldy peaches fame), Spookie Daly Pride, Texas natives Graham Wilkinson and Hayes Carll, and Missouri's Madahoochi, Joe Stickley's Blue Print, and Bockman.
The house party taught him how to stand on his own to feet and the dive bar taught him how to love whiskey like an ex-wife. His audience includes, hip-hop heads, punks, rock n rollers, along with fans of roots and folk music. His songs contain strong social commentary and his incredibly personal lyrics are smart, subtle, tactless, and beautiful. At times, his intense percussive-style of guitar playing and his gritty vibrato voice make his songs like "Propulsion," "Cut My Head Off," and "Minority Identity Development" sound at times like political anthems and at others like love-sick howls.
Music Video for "American Man." Filmed, directed and edited by Jack Bishop (Mr. Bear).
We are proud to announce that after MUCH hard work and effort, The Sheriffs of Nottingham will be releasing our debut CD, "Hard Places: The EP" on Saturday, November 14th.
Track Listing: 1. Running Man 2. Easy 3. Hard Places 4. The Road 5. He Said/She Said 6. Same Old Song 7. Nineteen Eighty-Four
We are extremely proud of this CD and cannot wait for you to hear what we've been working on for so long! We will be releasing the CD early online, so visit back often for more details. For now, you can listen to two full tracks (Running Man and Nineteen Eighty-Four) on our MySpace.
Hope to see you at a live concert soon, and we thank you for your patience and support,
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