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Music publicity firm creating national, regional and digital campaigns across Americana, country and other genres.
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All Eyes Media Checked Sep 23, 2026THE ROSTER, IN MOTION
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| Lucinda Williams PublicityRoster-listed · checked Sep 23, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
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| Shovels & Rope PublicityRoster-listed · checked Sep 23, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
| Son Volt PublicityRoster-listed · checked Sep 23, 2026 | —Not observed | —No comparison | —No comparison | —Not observed | — |
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| Lucinda Williams | RelationshipPublicity | DateSource checked Sep 23, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsAll Eyes Media lists Lucinda Williams among its media relations clients. All Eyes Media Checked Sep 23, 2026 |
| Shovels & Rope | RelationshipPublicity | DateSource checked Sep 23, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsAll Eyes Media lists Shovels & Rope among its media relations clients. All Eyes Media Checked Sep 23, 2026 |
| Son Volt | RelationshipPublicity | DateSource checked Sep 23, 2026 | Territory & evidenceNot statedSource & detailsAll Eyes Media lists Son Volt among its media relations clients. All Eyes Media Checked Sep 23, 2026 |
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Charlie Parr released “(what’s so funny about) Universal Healthcare?” from Rooming House, a forthcoming folk-opera album scheduled for October 16 on Smithsonian Folkways.
Mary Gauthier released “Alcohol and Adderall,” co-written with Ben Roberts and Jaimee Harris. The song previews Reckoning, announced for September 25 through Soundly/Thirty Tigers.
All Eyes Media announced Mary Gauthier’s “Some Times,” co-written with Vince Gill, on August 7, 2026. The song previews Reckoning, scheduled for September 25 through Soundly/Thirty Tigers.
Clay Street Unit announced their first live album, Live From The Road, Vol. 1, for August 21 through Leo33. The Colorado roots group also announced its first headlining West Coast tour for the fall.
Lucinda Williams announced a US fall tour supporting World’s Gone Wrong. The itinerary includes Atlanta, Washington, Woodstock, Dallas and Chicago, with multiple nights in those cities.
All Eyes Media announced Mary Gauthier’s album Reckoning on July 10, 2026. The album was scheduled for September 25 through Soundly/Thirty Tigers, with its title track available at the announcement.
Fruit Bats released The Landfill on Merge Records, following 2025’s Baby Man. The album combines Eric D. Johnson’s songwriting with full-band arrangements.