*MOVED TO THE JEFFERSON* Brian Fallon & The Crowes

Due to popular demand, the Brian Fallon & the Crowes show on January 15 is being moved to The Jefferson. All tickets for the originally scheduled show at The Southern will be honored at the new venue.

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Brian Fallon has announced plans for his hugely anticipated debut solo album. Painkillers is set to arrive in early 2016 via Island Records in the United States and EMI records in the United Kingdom.

Painkillers will mark the first solo album from Fallon, known far and wide as singer/guitarist of the one and only Gaslight Anthem, as well as such acclaimed outfits as The Horrible Crowes and Molly & The Zombies. The album will be recorded later this year in Nashville, TN, in collaboration with Butch Walker (Taylor Swift, Frank Turner, Keith Urban).

"I'm overjoyed to be making this solo record,” says Fallon. “And I can't wait to go out on the road with the new songs I have as well as to get to play the Elsie album live again!"

Fallon will herald Painkillers with a select series of 2016 live dates, accompanied by a stellar combo comprised of The Gaslight Anthem guitarist Alex Rosamilia, The Horrible Crowes’ Ian Perkins and Molly & The Zombies bassist Catherine Popper (Jack White, Ryan Adams & The Cardinals, Willie Nelson), among other special performers.

Surely one of rock’s most electrifying and engaging live performers, Fallon recently was among the stars at New York City’s Neil Fest: A Night to Celebrate the Music of Neil Young, benefitting the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund on behalf of the Jameson® Neighborhood Fund. The New Jersey-based songwriter’s solo acoustic rendition of “After The Gold Rush” earned him acclaim in Rolling Stone’s “10 Best Things We Saw At Neil Fest” wrap-up, naming him “Best Coffeehouse Folkie” while praising his “fragile, innocent take” and noting how “Fallon made Young’s immortal tune sound like an early Gaslight Anthem outtake, complete with crowd sing-alongs.”

The Gaslight Anthem announced plans this summer to go on an indefinite hiatus following a massively successful European tour that culminated in a remarkable headline show at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire and emotional appearances at the UK’s legendary Reading & Leeds Festival. Get Hurt, the band’s widely acclaimed fifth studio album, made an explosive #4 arrival on the SoundScan/Billboard 200 upon its 2014 release.