Charley Crockett Releases Video For New Track “River Of Sorrow”

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Charley Crockett
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On March 29, acclaimed singer-songwriter Charley Crockett will release a 7″ featuring two new songs: “River Of Sorrow” and “How Low Can You Go.” Crockett is releasing the 7″, which is available digitally now, as part of Bruce Robison’s “The Next Waltz” project.

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In tandem with the tracks’ release, Crockett has shared a music video for “River Of Sorrow.” Bobby Cochran directed the clip, which finds Crockett exploring an old sheep farm on a particularly foggy day.

“‘River Of Sorrow’ is a song about looking for redemption in a life full of sin,” Crockett says. “Maybe the oldest kind of song in the book… There’s a river in the middle of that valley and when I look at the video now, it’s as if the old me disappeared into that pasture and a new man came back out. That’s the song. A ‘River Of Sorrow’ washed away my sins.”

Crockett released two albums in 2018, Lonesome As A Shadow and Lil G.L.’s Blue Bonanza. He underwent open heart surgery in January and subsequently took a break from touring, which he’ll resume in earnest in early April.

Watch “River Of Sorrow” and see Crockett’s upcoming tour dates below.

Charley Crockett tour dates:
April 5-6 // Dallas, TX  // Kessler Theater
April 11 // Lubbock, TX  // Cactus Theater
April 12 // Durant, OK  // Gilley’s Choctaw Casino
April 13 // Coupland, TX  // Coupland Dancehall
April 18 //Oklahoma City, OK// Tower Theatre
April 19 // Lawrence, KS // Granada Theater
April 20 // Denver, CO  // Globe Hall
April 22 // Hailey, ID // The Mint
April 23 // Bozeman, MT  // Live from the Divide
April 24 // Seattle, WA  // Tractor Tavern
April 25 // Portland, OR  // Polaris Hall
April 27 // Indio, CA  // Stagecoach Festival
April 28 // Los Angeles, CA  // The Echo
May 3 // Austin, TX // Moody Theater ^
May 4 // New Braunfels, TX // Gruene Hall
May 11 // Lampasas, TX // Putters and Gutters
May 17-19 // Queensland, AUS // Blues on Broadbeach @ Gold Coast
May 22 // Melbourne, AUS // Spotted Mallard
May 23 // Melbourne, AUS // Caravan Music Club
May 24 // Castlemaine, AUS // Bridge Hotel
May 25 // Sydney, AUS // Marrickville Bowling Club
May 26 // Sydney, AUS // The Basement
July 12 // Mount Solon, VA // Red Wing Roots Music Festival
July 26 // Newport, RI // Newport Folk Festival
August 10 // Challis, ID // Braun Brothers Reunion
August 16 // Kristianstad, SWE // Kulturkvarteret
August 17 // Oslo, NO // John Dee
August 18 // Stockholm, SWE // Bar Brooklyn  
August 22-25 // Tønder, DK // Tønder Festival
August 26 // Hamburg, DE // Nochtwache
August 27 // Krefeld, DE //  Kulturrampe
August 28 // Eindhoven, NL // Dim Star / Rozenknop
August 29 // Amsterdam, NL // Paradiso Noord
August 30 // Bottelare, BE // Het Ketske
September 1 // London, UK //  The Borderline
September 2 // Brighton, UK // The Prince Albert
September 4 //  Manchester, UK // Night and Day Café
September 5 //  Glasgow, UK // Broadcast
September 6 //  Newcastle, UK // The Cluny
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