SAM CASH & THE ROMANTIC DOGS REVEAL NEW VIDEO, ADD HOMECOMING TOUR DATE

TORONTO SONGWRITER SET TO RELEASE THIRD STUDIO ALBUM TONGUE-IN-CHEEK VOWS MARCH 25 VIA CAMERON HOUSE RECORDS

TOUR DATES WITH ELECTRIC SIX BEGIN MARCH 22 WITH HOMECOMING SHOW SET FOR APRIL 2 AT TORONTO’S RIVOLI

WATCH THE LIVE VIDEO FOR “TOSSING & TURNING” VIA INDIE 88 HERE

PRE-ORDER TONGUE-IN-CHEEK VOWS VIA iTUNES

Following last weekend’s performance at the Horseshoe Tavern in their hometown, Sam Cash & The Romantic Dogs are getting set to support their upcoming album with a string of tour dates beginning March 22 that takes them from Canada’s west coast all the way home to Toronto’s Rivoli. Known as one of the most formidable live outfits in the city, fans can watch the band perform the lead single from Tongue-In-Cheek Vows, “Tossing & Turning” in the new live video from Southern Souls.

WATCH AND SHARE THE LIVE VIDEO FOR “TOSSING & TURNING” TODAY

Set for release on March 25 via Cameron House Records, Tongue-In-Cheek Vows perfectly captures that moment when a young artist and his cohorts find their collective voice and suddenly realize that there are no limits to what they can accomplish together. The album is Cash’ third album and the second with the Romantic Dogs. It follows the group’s acclaimed 2013 debut, Stand Together, Fall Together, an album that earned more attention than even Cash was hoping for, given how spontaneously it was made. While the rambunctiousness that drew fans and critics to that album is on full display, Cash chose to take more time to develop Tongue-In-Cheek Vows. Working in tandem with producer and bona fide Canadian alt-rock legend Ian Blurton (Change Of Heart, C’Mon, Public Animal), Cash and the Dogs have served up 11 tracks brimming with lyrics as razor-sharp as the performances driving them. Those who have followed Cash’s development to this point are sure to be stunned by the self-awareness and insight into the human condition embedded in songs like the album’s first focus track “Tossing & Turning” as well as “That Was The Summer” and “Carmen,” from which the album’s title was drawn.

Cash views Tongue-In-Cheek Vows not just as a mere coming-of-age document, but a symbol of how he has embraced the craft of songwriting itself. “These songs were written during a three or four year period starting when I was 19, which is a pretty exciting time for anyone,” he says. “But what I love most about songs are those moments when you hear something and it hits you in a very specific way, and you’re not even thinking about what the writer’s intentions are. That’s the ultimate effect I would like my music to have on people, when they can make their own connection, which is just as real and meaningful as what was in my head when I wrote the song.”

Those who have been around long enough will undoubtedly hear echoes of Cash’s father Andrew Cash, part of Toronto’s original punk rock community and later one of Canada’s most respected singer-songwriters. Yet, from the time Sam launched his own music career in his late teens, he’s forged his own uncompromising path toward establishing a name within the Toronto underground rock scene.

SAM CASH & THE ROMANTIC DOGS TOUR DATES

Mar 22 – Whistler, BC – Garibaldi Lift Company*

Mar 23 – Vancouver, BC - The Imperial*

Mar 24 – Kelowna, BC - Flashbacks*

Mar 25 – Edmonton, AB - The Starlite Room*

Mar 26 – Calgary, AB – The Gateway*

Mar 27 – Saskatoon, SK – Amigos*

Mar 28 - Winnipeg, MB - Windsor Hotel*

Apr 2 - Toronto, ON - The Rivoli^

^ W/ Raven Shields & Stefanie McCarrol

* W/ Electric Six

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