The Red Clay Strays have taken their talents to late night TV.
Fresh off of the release of their brand new track “Wanna Be Loved,” the lead single off of their forthcoming sophomore record Made By These Moments, the South Alabama outfit that has taken the music industry by storm made their inaugural late night TV appearance last night on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Capitalizing on the opportunity to showcase their unique brand of country rock and roll and promote the upcoming album on national TV, The Red Clay Strays delivered with a resounding performance of the new tune that everyone needs to watch immediately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_ohmgyscsc
The Red Clay Strays also released an awesome music video for “Wanna Be Loved” earlier this week.
Set to be released on July 26, The Red Clay Strays’ highly anticipated, Dave Cobb-produced sophomore effort Made By These Moments comes at the perfect time as they’re music continues to blue up and fans become hungrier for new music. With just 12 original tracks out on streaming platforms between their 2022 debut album Moment of Truth and the 2023 Live AF Sessions EP that contributed to their recent virality, it’s incredibly impressive that this group has gained and maintained the traction with which they find themselves in the industry.
And if “Wanna Be Loved” is any indication, they show no signs of stopping.
Check out the Made By These Moments track list below:
“Disaster”
“Wasting Time”
“Wanna be Loved”
“No One Else Like Me”
“Ramblin'”
“Drowning”
“Devil In My Ear”
“I’m Still Fine”
“On My Knees”
“Moments”
“God Does”
One of the most captivating and unique bands out there at the moment, The Red Clay Strays are somewhat of a living oxymoron. In appearance and sound, they’re innovatively old school and progressively traditional, exuding a nostalgic aura reminiscent of the great southern musicians of yesteryear all while defiantly establishing themselves as music’s genre-bending next big thing. Perhaps a real life embodiment of the iconic Drive-By Truckers coined adage “rock and roll means well,” they show that there’s room for faith in rock and roll music, and that years of hard work and going about things in a just and honest manner can come to fruition in the blink of an eye. Their meteoric rise doesn’t quite make sense, but it feels right, and the sky’s the limit from here.
The band is comprised of frontman Brandon Coleman, dual guitar slingers Drew Nix and Zach Rishel, bassist Andrew Bishop, high energy drummer John Hall, and now keys player Sevans Henderson. Together, this six-piece outfit is one of the best live acts you can see, so get put there and catch a live show before they’re playing stadiums. That’s the trajectory they seem to be on.
In support of their forthcoming album, The Red Clay Strays recently announced the These Moments Tour.
