Lane visits KCRW, CBS
Wednesday, April 26, 2017 – Nikki Lane will appear on KCRW's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" this Friday, April 28.
Lane, who released "Highway Queen" earlier this year, will perform two tracks from the disc on CBS This Morning Saturday at Loretta Lynn's home in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.
Lynn joins Lane for a very special duet of her 1966 hit song "Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)," of which Lynn has recorded a new version for her upcoming album "Wouldn't It Be Great." Lane will also perform at this year's Stagecoach Festival on Saturday, April 29th.
More news for Nikki Lane
- 10/05/23: Lane has Dement covered
- 11/28/16: Lane travels with "Highway Queen"
- 10/21/15: Lane kicks off tour
CD reviews for Nikki Lane
It's lonely out there for listeners these days - a lot of country music wants to be pop, while Americana's gone alternative. Is there anybody out there who still wants to write accessible songs with real instruments, ideally without boring or depressing us? Fortunately, Nikki Lane has been applying for this job for some time. "Highway Queen" is her third release following "All or Nothin'," produced by Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and a high watermark that ...
"Any day or night time, it's always the right time/It's always the right time to do the wrong thing." Those are the first words that greet listeners who are brave enough and smart enough to cue up Nikki Lane's ruggedly perfect "All or Nothin'" and press "play." Part of Lane's appeal is that she's a throwback to the country women of old, a tough, no-nonsense, straight-shooting honky tonk girl who knows when to get dressed up and when to get messed up. ...
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