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Brighton-based Americana duo Noble Jacks announce deluxe release of their second album ‘Stay Awake’ set for March 27th release!

Brighton-based Noble Jacks are delighted to announce the deluxe release of their sophomore album ‘Stay Awake’ (released on Friday 27th March, 2020); also, the re-release of a track ‘Enjoy the Ride’ that’s dear to their hearts. (Streaming links HERE)

The 14-track deluxe edition of ‘Stay Awake’ (released on Noble Ground Records) has been mixed by Mark Roberts and mastered by Tim Rowkins (of Hell Yeah Mastering).

The album boasts 4 more tracks than the original’s 10. The specially-honed re-recordings give the tracks more edge and oomph, which showcases the band’s distinctive sound.

As Americana UK observed, “The band’s individuality comes from the strong lead of the fiddle. They could so easily have been led by a slide guitar or pedal steel, however, the decision to use a fiddle to play that role really gives them the edge over a lot of bands.”

We’re incredibly excited to share our new deluxe album,” the Noble Jacks proudly proclaim, “We’ve done justice to songs that are very important to us by capturing them afresh for this record.  The new tracks are also a thank-you to everyone who has supported us from the beginning, for which we are eternally grateful — what a ride it’s been so far!

“The ‘Stay Awake’ Deluxe album will round off this collection of works, and we’re going to celebrate with the launch party at The Assembly Halls, Tunbridge Wells.” The launch party will be the Jacks’ biggest-ever, indoor headline show – SO FAR! With more tour dates to be announced soon, watch out for the launch and – when Noble Jacks take the liveliest show around out on the road – for much foot-stomping and roof-raising around the UK!

Noble Jacks also release their new single ‘Enjoy the Ride’ from the album. Available from all media platforms.

 ‘Enjoy the Ride’ is a song with an upbeat tempo and feel, but a poignant and powerful message, “We wrote this song to promote positive mental health awareness, particularly for men to speak openly about negative thoughts with each other, following the suicide of our lead singer’s housemate at university”.

In more Noble Jacks’ news, the Jacks’ very own Will Page was recently nominated for the UK Instrumentalist of The Year award in the UK Americana Awards 2020. “I was delighted to have been nominated for the AMA UK Instrumentalist of the Year Award,” says Will, “I hope that any publicity from this nomination also reflects on my band, Noble Jacks, which has been my vehicle for living my dream as a professional musician.”

As if all the above wasn’t enough, the Noble Jacks will also be supporting the award-winning indie Canadian folk-bluegrass outfit The Dead South on their 2020 Served Cold tour in February!

The Noble Jacks are also pleased to have been invited to perform at the American Farriers Association in 2021! They’re also looking forward to representatives of the American Farriers attending the ‘Stay Awake’ Deluxe launch party! Will wrote the Jacks’ song ‘The Blacksmith Stomp’ for his blacksmith and farrier mates, who come to many of the band’s shows, where they literally DO stomp on stage at the end of shows! Word of ‘The Blacksmith Stomp’ has spread across The Pond and now the American Farriers Association have booked The Noble Jacks to play at their event in The States where The American Farriers Association event is celebrating their 50th anniversary. 

It’s a sign that this vibrant UK band is making inroads into the Americana scene, even in America itself!

2020 sure looks like another busy, exciting year for the Noble Jacks and their fans, far and wide!

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Annette Gibbons
Hi, I’m Annette, I have been a huge country music fan since the early 90s those were the days we were lucky enough to have CMT in the UK. I enjoy nothing more than listening to country music whilst having a cold beer (or a moonshine) with friends. I try to as many gigs as I can here in the UK and in the USA; I think of Nashville as my second home and I am lucky to have made some amazing friends in Tennessee. Think Country is something I am very proud of, I just want to share my love and passion of all things country music related with you all.
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