Country Duo The Lacs Cross Genre Boundaries With New Rock Song “Story of a Trainwreck”

Country Duo The Lacs Cross Genre Boundaries With New Rock Song “Story of a Trainwreck”
 

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There is no denying rock music’s influence on country music. Artists like Hardy, Jelly Roll, Tim Montana, and Cody Jinks have had tremendous success by blurring genre lines. Country duo, The Lacs have often defied the confines of traditional country music creating their backwoods anthems that mix all their musical influences, and the group have now embraced their traditional rock roots on their new single and video for “Story of a Trainwreck”.

“The Story of a Trainwreck is truly us and from the heart. A train wreck to me is one of the most catastrophic events that can take place. I think I look at tough periods of my life and can say this is what made me and molded me,” commented the Lacs’ own Clay Sharpe. “This is me taking those bad portions of life and saying it looks like a train wreck but I wouldn’t have done it any other way because I turned out like this. It made me who I am today.”

Brian King from The Lacs remembers, “When we would go to play a new song live for the first time on stage, Clay would always say jokingly, ‘This is going to be a train wreck.’ Then he came to me with the idea of writing a song under that premise and I thought it was genius. This is one of my favorite new songs that we’ve done in the past few years.”

The Lacs have been crafting country-infused anthems that promise to be the perfect soundtrack for enjoying cold beers or hitting backwoods trails in lifted trucks for years to come. With nearly 500 million YouTube views, 200 million Spotify streams, over a million digital tracks sold, 700,000 albums scanned, ranking among the Top 25 streaming country artists on Pandora, and a cumulative 175 weeks on Billboard’s Country Charts, The Lacs continue to create potent musical moonshine that transcends the boundaries of the traditional country music genre lines.

TOUR DATES:
JULY 19 – Gainesville, GA – Boot Barn Hill
JULY 20 – Bristol, TN – Thunder Valley Tavern
JULY 21 – Cumberland, MD – Rock The Mountains
JULY 26 – Montgomery, AL – Range 231
JULY 27 – Weirsdale, FL – Eatons Beach
AUG 15 – Kansas City, MO – Knuckleheads
AUG 16 – Rosemont, IL – Joe’s Live
AUG 23 – Baton Rouge, LA – Texas Club
AUG 24 – Conroe, TX – Heritage Place Park
SEPT 6 – Greenville, SC – The Foundry
SEPT 7 – Starkeville, MS – Rick’s Cafe
SEPT 12 – Sauk Rapids, IL – Rollie’s
SEPT 13 – Sauget, IL – Pop’s
SEPT 21 – Blackshear, GA – Moccasin Creek Off Road Park
SEPT 27 – Charlotte, NC – Coyote Joe’s
SEPT 28 – Augusta, GA – Dirty Boots
OCT 3 – Hurricane UT – Sand Hallow State Park
OCT 5 – Okeechobee, FL – Okeechobee County Civic Center
OCT 11 – Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues
OCT 12 – Sanford, FL – The Bam in Sanford
OCT 17 – Flint, MI – The Machine Shop
OCT 18 – Grand Rapids, MI – Elevation at The Intersection
OCT 19 – West Chester, OH – Lori’s Roadhouse
OCT 23 – Hopewell, VA – The Beacon Theatre
OCT 24 – Woodford, VA – The Groove Music Hall
OCt 25 – Worcester, MA – Off The Rails
OCT 26 – Jordan, NY – Kegs Canalside
NOV 21 – Warrendale, PA – Jergels
NOV 22 – Indianapolis, IN – 8 Seconds Saloon
NOV 23 – Columbus, OH – King of Clubs
DEC 6 – Pensacola, FL – Wild Greg’s Saloon
DEC 7 – Lakeland, FL – Wild Greg’s Lakeland