With a solid decade of hard work and long road miles under their belts, Jenny Don’t and the Spurs will return to the UK in February 2025 for a run of headline shows in support of their fourth album, ‘Broken Hearted Blue’, which was released in June 2024 (Fluff And Gravy Records). Word continues to spread about Jenny Don’t and the Spurs and their particular brand of country music influenced by their roots in the garage and punk scenes. More about the band and those all-important tour dates follow:

The Long Road festival has announced the one and only Don McLean will headline the Saturday night of the 2024 festival. The legendary singer/songwriter is at the forefront of a host of new additions to the festival announced today including a first-ever UK show from Paula Cole alongside Ron Pope, Alan Power & the Take Twos, Brooke Eden, Dylan LeBlanc, Gangstagrass, Katie Pruitt, The National Parks, Scott Matthews, Georgia Van Etten, Toby Sebastian, Jess Williamson, The Deep Blue and more joining an already stacked line-up featuring Russell Dickerson, The Red Clay Strays, Randall King, Drew Holcomb, Morganway, American Aquarium, Chapel Hart and many, many more. The full press release follows with all the info you’ll need for a fantastic weekend of great music.

Jenny Don’t and the Spurs will bring their brand of rabble-rousing alt/outlaw country to the UK in April 2023. The dates include two London shows, a spot on the bill at the Ramblin’ Roots Revue in High Wycombe and are in support of their recently released ‘Fire On The Ridge’ album. The band might have roots in a string of punk bands, but ‘Fire On The Ridge’ is the perfect mix of rock n’ roll and western twang, and with over 500 shows under their belts, the live dates should be very cool. More about the Oregon act, including ticket links follow: