From The Barroom to the Bedroom - Secret Country

Jay Monaco: Lead Vocals/Acoustic Guitar

Katelynn Siegle: Lead Vocals

Matt Siegle: Drums/Vocals

Joe Hart: Guitars/Vocals

Ryan Gross: Guitars

Tim Siegle: Bass

New Jersey's booze fused, romping and rocking country punkified heroes of Honky Tonk's, Secret Country's long awaited (anytime is to long when you're waiting for your second drink) sophomore full length 'From The Barroom to the Bedroom' 10 high-paced songs about drinking, heartbreak, consuming alcohol, and drunken hook-ups is set to drop on Killing Horse Records January 15th.
Pre-orders include an instant download of the lead single, “Night of Whiskey”.  All preorders will ship on or before January 11th, 2013.



In case you missed it,  previously blogged here
Check out  Seven Days a Week/Deep-Fried Delight 7" released in May and available on vinyl!

Secret Country of New Jersey

photo credit: C. Rotolo ( www.speakimge.com )

Members           

Jay Monaco: Lead Vocals/Acoustic Guitar

Katelynn Siegle: Lead Vocals

Matt Siegle: Drums/Vocals

Joe Hart: Guitars/Vocals

Ryan Gross: Guitars

Tim Siegle: Bass

Hometown         Kearny, NJ

Secret Country show what alt country music can be in the hands of some rowdy, beer drinking, honky-tonkin Jerseyites. Secret Country frontman Jay Monaco has a love for outlaw country, beers, whiskey and hootin' and a hollerin' at local parties, bbq's and bars. Originally an acoustic duo, a burst of creative writing and original material lead to what is now a sextet.
Their May 22 release '7 Days a Week' and a new album due in August on Killing Horse Records is a follow-up to the band’s 2009 full-length “Women, Whiskey and Nightlife.” This release has some changes to its lineup, with Katelynn Siegle (vocals) and Ryan Gross (guitar).
This will go perfect with your Memorial Day weekend Hot Dogs and Cold Beer get a thirty pack and pound em with this stuck in yer ear you'll be laughing, singing, dancing and a hootin' and a hollerin'!

“We’re really excited to put it all out,” said Mike Sylvia of Killing Horse Records. “We built the label around them in 2009.”

“It’s a whole different thing with a girl singing,” said Secret Country bass player Tim Siegle, Katelynn’s brother. “At first it was kind of like a boys’ club. Now that we’re older, it’s not the same thing. She brings something we didn’t have.”