Trent Wagler & Jay Lapp release a new recording, Uncloudy Day, on May 5th to correspond with their SpokeSongs Tour through Michigan. The recording was done around one microphone and includes favorite and influential traditional songs that Trent and Jay have collected throughout the years. Stamped with Steel Wheel style, the songs play as a late night slow jam and celebrate traditional songs as they embark on this Spring’s tour on traditional transportation. Listen to the first track below.

Hello Steel Wheel Faithful,

What a wild ride 2010 has already been! We’ve been busy! Red Wing has continued to climb the Americana Charts #15 in US and #10 in EuroAmericana Chartland! We’ve met a lot of new folks in runs to Atlanta and a few good trips to North Carolina. Thank you to all our new friends and fans that continue to excite and inspire us to keep on making music. Here’s what’s in store in this short update…

1. Start May with Cheat Fest
2. May 5-15 Bike Tour 2! Oh, and did we mention a little duo album project?!
3. Surprise: Traditional Duo Album Released on Bike Tour!
4. How To Grow A Food Co-op From a Bike
5. Start Making Summer Plans

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Tree Fort Bikes Sponsors The Steel Wheels Duo SpokeSongs Tour in Michigan: Wagler and Lapp To Pedal and Perform Across the State in May

Listen to Red Wing on the radio

“Red Wing” is officially added to Americana and Folk Radio Stations Worldwide today, March 8th. If you are a Radio DJ and need to be in touch with our Radio Promotion, please contact Shut Eye Records and Promotions at hello@shuteyerecords.com.

The Steel Wheels are traveling to Memphis to take part in the whirlwind that is Folk Alliance. We’re excited to have on official showcase this year! The full schedule is below (click Read More). If you’re going to be a part of Folk Alliance, look us up. If not, please think of us. It’s great, but it’s exhausting.

Wednesday
9:00PM 1901 (Americana Agency)