Jack The Radio / EPK

Raleigh, North Carolina roots-rockers Jack The Radio have shared the stage with The Avett Brothers, George Thorogood, and American Aquarium. Their music has been featured in commercial, film, and TV projects including Modern Family, Boardwalk Empire, Graceland as well as in AEW, NASCAR, and NFL programming. American Songwriter described the band's latest release as “…a multi-medium work of art that is so unexpected and creative that it’s difficult not to stop and explore with fascinated interest.” Americana UK described the band's music as "A fine blend of guitar-driven southern rock and Americana, the perfect soundtrack to that road trip!"

Web: www.jacktheradio.com

Instagram: instagram.com/jacktheradiomusic

Facebook: facebook.com/JacktheRadio  

CONTACT: Jacktheradio@gmail.com 

PRESS:

“Jack The Radio’s ability to seamlessly slip in and out of musical genres on Under Lonely Light makes for a much more captivating album and is why the band has an almost chameleon-like ability to appeal to a wide swath of fans.” - Glide Magazine

"Under Lonely Light keeps Jack the Radio’s folksy sensibilities, but layers in slick synth and guitar effects." - Walter Magazine

“Tell Everyone Around” featured on Ditty TV’s New Music playlist

“Roads Paved In Gold", which was featured on No Depression Magazine's Best of playlist

“Save Me From Myself” featured on AmericanaFest This Week In Americana playlist

“It’s the Raleigh rock scene’s dream come true. Jack the Radio is back with a new album and a collab beer with Trophy Brewing.” - Raleigh Magazine

“…every once in a while, what starts out as a typical album release project blossoms into a multi- medium work of art that is so unexpected and creative that it’s difficult not to stop and explore with  fascinated interest…” – American Songwriter  

“Blues Rock at its finest. George Hage seems to be the main man and his clear and punchy vocals and razor guitar licks give this four piece a real edge.” – Americana Music Show  

“’Getting Good’ is a near perfect duet between singer George Hage and Lydia Loveless, the kind that rarely get made these days but will make you need to hear more. This is old school country with some indie rock elements, and hits so many of our musical sweet spots.” – If It’s Too Loud

"One of the best NC bands around, period." - Fred Mills, Blurt Magazine

"Badlands is one of the finest big-time rock records to come from the area in recent years, an effort that seems poised for attention far beyond the band's previous local focus." - Spencer Griffith, Independent Weekly

"If arena-sized crowds still seemed like a reachable goal for young bands playing straight-up rock music, Raleigh quintet Jack The Radio would be a prime candidate for moving up to the major leagues." - David Menconni, N&O

"...acid-rock version of the Eagles" - Aiding & Abetting

"Think Spoon meets Springsteen at the mechanical bull championship. Their effortless genre-hopping between bluesy, Southern pop and hard-edged Americana has mass appeal written all over it, positioning them alongside stadium mainstays such as Mumford & Sons and Kings of Leon." - The Vinyl District

"Raleigh’s freshest blues/rock band" - SPCLGST, Oak City Hustle

"...Jack the Radio is exactly what the local music scene was missing." - Leila Hasemi, The Stagger

"Raleigh’s favorite sons, Jack the Radio, have a pretty solid track record when it comes to delivering solid roots-based alt- country and their latest, Badlands, is no exception. It’s a slow burn album that may take more than one listen to really sink in, but once it does it stays with you." - John B. Moore, Blurt Magazine

"...electric guitar swept country tones that are so robust they’re practically bursting out at the seams." - Erick Mertz,BearedMagazine.com

"Exhibiting southern indie sensibility in spades" - Bucket Full of Nails