Cheyenne: to release The Whale on December 12
Cheyenne have spent the last two years tracking The Whale, and on December 12 the beast will be self-released. Sneaking peaks on their Myspace, fans can now stream four songs: That Was The Ghost, Broken English, Big Weather, and The Whale.
Outside of Cheyenne, Beau Jennings works as an architect to fund his band. He’s also working on a solo project under his own name, which he will begin recording in December. Beau shared with Puddlegum, “I’m excited about it. I got a good band put together and ready to go.” Artists involved in his solo project are James McAlister (Sufjan Stevens’ drummer), Jeff Shoop (Sufjan’s bass player, My Brightest Diamond), and Ryan Lindsey on piano.
This summer Cheyenne released The Land Rush
Founding member, Beau Jennings, blogged about the new album:
Personally, my favorite thing about this record is that it was written and recorded together as a band, which is a big difference from the first album. There are a few exceptions that were unavoidable in terms of getting a true 4 way input from everyone but I know that Heath [Fisher], Josh [Harper], Ben [King] and I are very proud of this album, which we are calling it ‘The Whale’.
Cheyenne’s CD release show is set for December 8 at Joe’s Pub in New York City. They will perform with Denison Witmer and Marla Hansen at the New York City’s Knitting Factory on October 3. The band will be in residency at Piano in New York City in November, performing there every weekend.
Cheyenne – The Whale
Oct 3 – Knitting Factory Tap Bar – Beau solo – w/ Denison Witmer, Marla Hansen New York, New York
Oct 9 – The Living Room – Beau solo – New York, New York
Nov 3 – Piano’s residency – New York, New York
Nov 10 – Piano’s residency – New York, New York
Nov 17 – Piano’s residency – New York, New York
Dec 8 – Joe’s Pub – THE WHALE CD RELEASE SHOW!! – New York, New York