East Grand is happy to announce that San Diego's Lexington Field has joined the family and we'll be releasing their as of yet untitled, fourth album in 2015.
"We are very excited to be joining the roster of East Grand Records! This is a big step for us as we continue to move forward spreading our American Fiddle Rock around the world. East Grand works with many great bands so we are humbled to be a part of the family, especially being their first California act. Now, it’s time to get back to work writing this new album for 2015, you guys are going to love it!" - Beau Gray, Vocals & Guitar, Lexington Field.
Lexington Field is an American Fiddle Rock band from San Diego, CA. Formed in 2009, they have played hundreds of shows, including two national tours. They have released three albums: Old Dirt Road (2011), Poor Troubled Life EP (2012), and No Man’s War (2013), and are currently working on their fourth release coming out in 2015. Lexington Field blends rock, punk, and Americana with a fiddle right in the epicenter to capture a unique and memorable sound. Take that originality along with their high energy live show, and Lexington Field gives you an awesome musical experience!
Brand new song and video coming soon!
Lexington Field is:
Beau Gray – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Bryan Hane – Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Vincent West – Drums, Vocals
AJ Belluto – Electric Guitar, Banjo
Olivia Buscemi - Violin
Tom Henry – Bass
Accolades for 2013's "No Man's War":
"If you’re a fan of fiddle focused rock and have yet to be introduced to San Diego quintet Lexington Field then it’s high time they were added to the list of new and noteworthy folk acts on today’s circuit." - The Punk Site
#5 Best Albums of 2013 - Irish Punk
#6 Best Albums of 2013 - Paddy Rock
#7 Best Albums of 2013 - Celtic-Folk-Punk
Best of the Rest – Best of 2013 - Shite 'n' Onions
Nominated for Best Alternative Album - 2013 San Diego Music Awards
2013 Best of San Diego Favorite Local Band – 3rd Place - San Diego Union-Tribune
"Lexington Field bring together on top of a big rock’n’roll sound, Celtic, bluegrass, Americana and folk and just a touch of punk to produce a very fine album with its own individual stamp in an often overcrowd field." - Shite 'n' Onions
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