| Daytona Beach, FL | July 10, 2014 – Florida’s latest punk rock offering Bad Luck are poised to make an impact on the genre and the scene with the re-issue of their debut full-length album, Cold Bones on Tragic Hero Records. The 10-track album premieres today, July 10th, on Red Bull Music and will be followed up by a month long full East Coast tour in support of the project. This re-issue of Cold Bones drops on July 15th and was recorded with Brett Romnes (drummer for I Am the Avalanche) and platinum producer Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank, Something Corporate). Listen to Bad Luck’s ‘Cold Bones’ on Red Bull Music, here: http://win.gs/1jgMyV9 Cold Bones Track Listing: 1. Willoughby 2. Wooden Townhouse 3. Threat Level Midnight 4. King Of The Ring ’98 5. I Wish The World Would End (Every Jan. 10th) 6. Lantern Park 7. Graphic Novel(s) 8. Map Reader (A Monthly Conversation) 9. Ex-Friends 10. Cold Bones Cold Bones Record Release Tour July 18 – The Lion’s Den – Daytona Beach, FL July 19 – Skatepark of Charleston – Charleston, SC July 20 – Coca Cola Events Center – Charlotte, NC July 21 – Greene Street – Greensboro, NC July 22 – Hook Up – Virginia Beach, VA July 23 – Big’s BBQ – Richmond, VA July 25 – Jay’s House – Berlin, NJ July 27 – The Erie Saloon – Montclair, NJ July 28 – The Shillelagh Tavern – Astoria, NY July 29 – The Wood Shop – Copiague, NY July 30 – St. Vitus Bar – Brooklyn, NY July 31 – Simon’s 677 – Providence, RI August 1 – Upton VFW – Upton, MA August 2 – Olmec House – Boston, MA August 4 – Broadway Joe’s – Buffalo, NY August 5 – The Foundry – Cleveland, OH August 7 – Exponent Manor – Nashville, TN August 8 – The Forge – Birmingham, AL August 9 – The 4’s Venue – Marietta, GA August 10 – The Asylum – Savannah, GA August 11 – Underbelly – Jacksonville, FL August 12 – The Goat House – Tampa, FL August 13 – Propaganda – Lake Worth, FL About Bad Luck: Punk band Bad Luck from Daytona Beach, FL started out as a side project for brothers Dom and Joe Fox. Originally hailing from Long Island, NY, the Fox family moved to Florida in 2008, where the brothers met future Bad Luck drummer Jake Kneer in their high school hallways, and later were introduced to guitarist Evan Blaine through various musical projects. While only Evan grew up in a musical environment, all four members agree that it was their favorite bands that inspired them to start playing, rather than an individual person or event. Collectively, the band cites their influences as covering a range of rock music; everyone from The Beatles, to Nirvana, to Weezer has had an impact on Bad Luck’s sound. Dom wrote and recorded the first Bad Luck record, a 6-track acoustic EP titled Friends, in 2011, with the help of his brother and a friend back in New York. By summer 2012, their old band had broken up, and Dom decided to focus his efforts on Bad Luck. Though he originally planned to tackle the project as a solo effort with backup live players, it wasn’t long before Jake and Joe got involved, and pretty soon, Evan joined as guitarist and backup singer. After gathering a following in the Florida music scene, the group eventually captured the attention of Tragic Hero Records, who signed the band in 2014. Bad Luck soon entered the studio with Brett Romnes (drummer for I Am the Avalanche) and platinum producer Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank, Something Corporate) to record the re-issue of their critically acclaimed debut album, Cold Bones. The media is already buzzing about Cold Bones, with songs streaming on such sites as Guitar World and The AV Club, among others. “If you dig the blue-collar, lived in punk rock of The Gaslight Anthem, well, then say ‘hello’ to Bad Luck, your new favorite band,” says ARTISTdirect of the track “Graphic Novel(s).” “We dare and challenge you to shake the song’s anthemic, singalong chorus from your brain! Try it, but it’ll prove futile. It’s that damn hooky.” Bad Luck is looking to the future as they embark on this new chapter in their career. “We’re just four best friends who genuinely love writing songs and playing music together,” says Dom. “And we want it to be our jobs until we’re old and dead because there’s nothing that we’ve ever loved, grown from, or understood more in our lives.” Bad Luck Online: facebook.com/badluckmusic twitter.com/_badluckmusic youtube.com/user/tragicherovideo badluckmusicblog.tumblr.com | 
