CADDLE - JUNE 2005 NEWS
June 1, 2005 (Birmingham Alabama)
Caddle, The Black Crowes, Ryan Adams & Trace Adkins
Caddle, The Black Crowes, Ryan Adams and Trace Adkins are set to headline the 2005 City Stages Music Festival on Father's
Day, June 19, 2005 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The band currently holds the #1 requested song, "Work," on Creamy Radio will be playing at 7:35 pm on the Homegrown Stage
in between Gov't Mule and The Black Crowes. The band has opened shows for artists such as Molly Hatchet, the Reverend
Horton Heat, Supersuckers, Burden Brothers, Dale Watson, Webb Wilder, El Pus, Bobby Bare, Jr… Most recently, they had the
opportunity to open for J Records recording artist, Silvertide. On stage Walt Lafty, lead singer of Silvertide said, “Caddle is the
best band I have seen in two years of being on the road.” A huge compliment considering they have opened for Aerosmith, Van
Halen and Velvet Revolver.
Caddle, The Black Crowes, Ryan Adams & Trace Adkins
Caddle, The Black Crowes, Ryan Adams and Trace Adkins are set to headline the 2005 City Stages Music Festival on Father's
Day, June 19, 2005 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The band currently holds the #1 requested song, "Work," on Creamy Radio will be playing at 7:35 pm on the Homegrown Stage
in between Gov't Mule and The Black Crowes. The band has opened shows for artists such as Molly Hatchet, the Reverend
Horton Heat, Supersuckers, Burden Brothers, Dale Watson, Webb Wilder, El Pus, Bobby Bare, Jr… Most recently, they had the
opportunity to open for J Records recording artist, Silvertide. On stage Walt Lafty, lead singer of Silvertide said, “Caddle is the
best band I have seen in two years of being on the road.” A huge compliment considering they have opened for Aerosmith, Van
Halen and Velvet Revolver.
June 6, 2005 (Pelham Alabama)
Verizon Wireless Music Center with Kid Rock
The band will be rock'n their "dirty south music" on the Charter Stage at the Verizon Wireless Music Center on June 11, 2005
before Severe and Kid Rock hit the Verizon Stage. The band starts around 6:30 pm. They are planning on having some hot
dancers on stage with them so be ready for a hell raising show. Be sure and come out if you can and as always cads unite and
be drunk on arrival.
Verizon Wireless Music Center with Kid Rock
The band will be rock'n their "dirty south music" on the Charter Stage at the Verizon Wireless Music Center on June 11, 2005
before Severe and Kid Rock hit the Verizon Stage. The band starts around 6:30 pm. They are planning on having some hot
dancers on stage with them so be ready for a hell raising show. Be sure and come out if you can and as always cads unite and
be drunk on arrival.
June 13, 2005 (Birmingham Alabama)
Caddle in the Birmingham Post Herald
Welcome to the Birmingham Post Herald - Accent
If you like Loretta Lynn ... Check out some of these lesser-known acts performing at the Vines & Waldrep City Stages. Caddle:
7:35 p.m. Sunday, Homegrown Stage. Honky-tonk rockers who play songs inspired by classic country with a punk attitude.
Caddle in the Birmingham Post Herald
Welcome to the Birmingham Post Herald - Accent
If you like Loretta Lynn ... Check out some of these lesser-known acts performing at the Vines & Waldrep City Stages. Caddle:
7:35 p.m. Sunday, Homegrown Stage. Honky-tonk rockers who play songs inspired by classic country with a punk attitude.
June 15, 2005 (Tempe Arizona)
Creamy Goodness Radio
Caddle's "Work" is still the #1 requested song on Creamy Radio and Mississippi Doublewide and Love Cake have been
added to their playlist. Be sure and tune in and request your favorite Caddle songs.
Creamy Goodness Radio
Caddle's "Work" is still the #1 requested song on Creamy Radio and Mississippi Doublewide and Love Cake have been
added to their playlist. Be sure and tune in and request your favorite Caddle songs.
June 17, 2005 (Birmingham, Alabama)
Birmingham Weekly
Caddle gets billed as “alternative” a lot, but really, at the core, the band is one of the best examples of modern Southern rock
'n' roll. There's a little bit of a ‘70s punk vibe, a little bit of glam-inspired swagger and a little bit of a honky-tonk twang, but the
overall feel has more to do with cheap beer and – conceivably – a bar fight or three. Good times, if you can remember them
through the hangover. – KM
Birmingham Weekly
Caddle gets billed as “alternative” a lot, but really, at the core, the band is one of the best examples of modern Southern rock
'n' roll. There's a little bit of a ‘70s punk vibe, a little bit of glam-inspired swagger and a little bit of a honky-tonk twang, but the
overall feel has more to do with cheap beer and – conceivably – a bar fight or three. Good times, if you can remember them
through the hangover. – KM
June 21, 2005 (Birmingham Alabama)
The Nick Anniversary & Head on the Door Montgomery
Caddle will be performing at the Nick's Anniversary Party on June 22nd with the Samples. Caddle will start at 11pm so you
can come out see the show and be in bed by 12pm. Also, they will be at Roosters in Auburn on June 23rd and at Head on the
Door in Montgomery on June 24th. Come out and play... it will be some drunk'n fun.
The Nick Anniversary & Head on the Door Montgomery
Caddle will be performing at the Nick's Anniversary Party on June 22nd with the Samples. Caddle will start at 11pm so you
can come out see the show and be in bed by 12pm. Also, they will be at Roosters in Auburn on June 23rd and at Head on the
Door in Montgomery on June 24th. Come out and play... it will be some drunk'n fun.
June 22, 2005 (Auburn Alabama)
Birmingham Band Caddle to rock Roosters
by Carla Merrill of The Corner News
Caddle, the band that calls themselves the bastard sons of Southern Rock that is equal parts Rock-n-roll and Southern Fried
Punk, claim influences that range from alt-country to R&B. The band hails out of Birmingham and have been described by
Mark Wehner of Americana Tonight as "Hank Williams fronting the Ramones."
Caddle has opened for such artists as Molly Hatchett, the Rev. Horton Heat and The Exies.
The band combines a rock and country sound to make some humorous songs like "Work" in which lead vocalist Phillip Hyde
sings with a twang.
"I work 60 hours a week and I ain't got no time to get no sleep. The boss man is bearing down on me se I get drunk every
afternoon till I can't see."
The band is currently working on a full-length CD as well as a live DVD project in Nashville to be released in early fall.
Cach them when they preform at Rooster's Thursday night at 8 PM. Tickets are $5.00. For more information visit
www.caddlemusic.com.
Birmingham Band Caddle to rock Roosters
by Carla Merrill of The Corner News
Caddle, the band that calls themselves the bastard sons of Southern Rock that is equal parts Rock-n-roll and Southern Fried
Punk, claim influences that range from alt-country to R&B. The band hails out of Birmingham and have been described by
Mark Wehner of Americana Tonight as "Hank Williams fronting the Ramones."
Caddle has opened for such artists as Molly Hatchett, the Rev. Horton Heat and The Exies.
The band combines a rock and country sound to make some humorous songs like "Work" in which lead vocalist Phillip Hyde
sings with a twang.
"I work 60 hours a week and I ain't got no time to get no sleep. The boss man is bearing down on me se I get drunk every
afternoon till I can't see."
The band is currently working on a full-length CD as well as a live DVD project in Nashville to be released in early fall.
Cach them when they preform at Rooster's Thursday night at 8 PM. Tickets are $5.00. For more information visit
www.caddlemusic.com.
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