Goodbye June, Secrets In The Sunset Review

Goodbye June is a Nashville-based rock band that focuses on making music that speaks from their hearts, and to hell with what press and radio thinks. Goodbye June is releasing their EP, Secrets In The Sunset (Suretone Records/Cotton Valley Music). The band presents five tracks that are all rock ‘n’ roll, with overtones of Southern blues, and an obvious influence from the great rock bands of the 70s. Recorded at Black River Studios with producer Bobby Huff, the three-piece crew built tracks that have superlative vocals, melodic guitar leads and a powerful rhythmic pulse from the bass and drums. The band is also ending the year by joining rock band Greta Van Fleet on the road for their European tour. The band is comprised of cousins Landon Milbourn (lead vocals), Brandon Qualkenbush (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), and Tyler Baker (lead guitar). Strong vocals, excellent guitar work and hook-laden tunes put to good use rock ideals from the 70s with today’s attitude and lyrics. That’s the short of it!