Art Vandalay is a Twin Cities-based band that blends the vintage sounds of The Band and the easy-going vibe of J.J. Cale, creating laid-back Americana music with songs that are “impossibly catchy” (Duluth News Tribune).

Their latest album, Champagne & Chandeliers has been hailed as a “sonic feast” (The Norman Transcript). The songs on the album are Americana rock with songs that are a perfect companion for late-night drives and taking the long way home. Their single, “Never See You Again” is an infectious rock ‘n’ roll tune (co-written by folk singer Jaspar Lepak) that Americana UK hails as “a classic ‘kiss-off’ to a relationship song.”

Throughout the album, the songs explore choices made at every crossroads and how life speeds up and slows down – from the slow groove of “Traffic” to the rocking closer “If You Love Me.” Lauded for his timeless songwriting, Brandon Henry shines on songs like “Architects” and “Eye of the Beholder.” These, along with all the other tracks on the album, have been a staple of Art Vandalay’s live shows, including their swampy cover of “Angel and Delilah” -- written by folk singer Eliza Gilkyson.

With loose energy, smart lyrics, infectious grooves, and a vibey Americana spirit, Art Vandalay has become a fixture of the midwest Americana scene.

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