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Radio

Single "Waiting On Your Love" added into rotation at 35 AAA stations; tracks from album spun at additional 100+ stations around the country

• WXPN (Philadelphia) Free at Noon / World Cafe
• WFUV (NYC) Session
• WYEP (Pittsburgh) Guest DJ Set
• WCLZ (Portland) Session

For nearly two decades, Eric Krasno has been an omnipresent figure in popular music. We've heard his virtuosic, innovative guitar playing with Soulive and Lettuce (both of which he co-founded), seen him onstage supporting the likes of the Rolling Stones and The Roots, watched him take home multiple GRAMMY Awards, and benefited from his deft, behind-the-scenes work as a producer and songwriter for everyone from Norah Jones, Tedeschi Trucks, and 50 Cent to Talib Kweli, Aaron Neville, and Allen Stone. Krasno's rousing new solo album, 'Blood From A Stone,' reveals a previously unknown and utterly compelling side of his artistry, though, inviting us to bear witness as he both literally and metaphorically finds his voice.

"I’ve been writing songs with vocals for other people for a while," explains Krasno, who sings for the first time on 'Blood From A Stone.' "With these songs, we initially wrote them thinking others would sing them, so when I was in the studio with different artists, sometimes I'd introduce one of the tracks and they'd record it, but it wouldn't necessarily work out. Eventually, I realized it was because I'd written these songs for myself."

It might sound strange hearing Krasno discuss the idea of "finding his voice" so deep into a career already chock full of remarkable songwriting, but as he sees it, there's something new, something intimately personal about this album that urged him to step up to the microphone for the first time. And though so much about this album feels like uncharted territory, in some ways, it brings him all the way back to his musical roots.

"The strong songwriting, tasteful playing, and deft production that have defined his career so far serve him well as a singer-songwriter [on 'Blood From A Stone']"

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On Tour

On the road with the Eric Krasno Band since last July, including dates in New York (Summerstage), Philadelphia (World Cafe), Boston, Denver, New Orleans and Washington, DC with the likes of Gov't Mule, Marcus King Band, Doyle Bramhall II, and Dumpstaphunk.

Performances with Lettuce (Red Rocks), Aaron Neville (Apollo Theatre), Soulive (New Orleans & Coney Island) and Phil Lesh & Friends (Coney Island)