BROTHER DEGE HITS THE ROAD FOR WEST COAST SUMMER TOUR!

LOUISIANA BLUESMAN BROTHER DEGE & THE BRETHREN ON TOUR NOW FOR WEST COAST SUMMER DATES!

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO A NUMBER OF BROTHER DEGE'S SONGS FROM HIS VARIOUS ALBUMS

BROTHER DEGE & THE BRETHREN 2016 U.S. TOUR DATES:
7/6 SANTA CRUZ, CA - APTOS STREET BBQ
7/7 SAN FRANCISCO, CA - DOC'S LAB
7/9 GRANT'S PASS, OR - G STREET BAR & GRILL
7/10 EUGENE, OR - SAM BOND'S GARAGE
7/11 HOOD RIVER, OR - TRILLIUM CAFE
7/12 PORTLAND, OR - DUFF'S GARAGE
7/13 SEATTLE, WA -  HIGH DIVE
7/14 BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WA, TREEHOUSE CAFE
7/19 DENVER, CO, 3 KINGS
7/22 TULSA, OK, MERCURY LOUNGE

HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SAYING ABOUT BROTHER DEGE:

"Frankly, every track on the Brother Dege CD could have been in the movie [Django Unchained]. It works and has a badass score sound to it. Almost every song could be a theme song. It’s like a greatest hits album. But this song 'Too Old to Die Young'... it’s pretty damn badass. And it’s used in the movie in a pretty damn badass way, I’ve got to say.” - QUENTIN TARANTINO

 “Fans of slide guitar, Southern gothic, or plain old rock & roll attitude need to run, not walk, and check out Brother Dege ASAP. Brother Dege is a case study in how one guy with a steel guitar and minimal accompaniment can out-rock a roomful of electric bombast, given the right songs, the right skills, and the right voice. Brother Dege has‘em all.” – POPMATTERS

 “[Four Stars] In lesser hands all this might easily sound contrived, but instead it’s genuinely powerful and compelling stuff. 'The Girl Who Wept Stones' and 'Dead & Gone' might have been ripped from the Son House songbook, though the seven-minute epic 'House of the Dying Sun' is the real keeper.” – UNCUT

 “Both ancient and modern, like an indie rock cover of something Lomax may have recorded a hundred years ago.” – BLOGCRITICS

 "... an updated perspective of the age-old Delta blues." - OFFBEAT MAGAZINE

 “Brother Dege brings the ghosts of kudzu-covered swamp rats to life in your speakers.  Find the darkest spot in your backyard, light some candles and turn it up.” – THE BIG TAKEOVER

 “... in the slide guitar Delta blues tradition, but with Legg’s own twist.” – CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE