Premiere: New Video from Leeds

Photo courtesy of the band

"Get Myself Back Home"

Old Bridge blues rock trio, Leeds, have been at it since 2011. They've got a pair of EPs, a live album, and 2016's The Light in the Day LP to their credit; and they continue a relentless schedule of live shows. The band say that they make it "their mission to deliver hard, uncompromising, and honest rock." That shows in the video for "Get Myself Back Home," which Leeds are releasing today. The song is a no-frills, classic rock-influenced crowd pleaser; and Leeds give a taste of their live performance in the Dan Omrani / Tyler Terribile-directed clip.

"Get Myself Back Home" is the A-side to a single (b/w "Too Late to Turn Back") that's available over at the Leeds Bandcamp page. Guitarist Connor Bracken says, "The only thing I can say is this year has been amazing for the band, and we can't wait to keep pumping out songs and touring. This song is actually an old song we stopped playing for a while and have brought back due to the amazing crowd response we have started to get from it in our touring this year. The single is sort of a thank you for all of the support. Get ready for more soon. We have a lot up our sleeves."

Leeds have a busy weekend with an appearance on WMCX's College Radio Day Celebration on Friday, 10/6, followed by a show at The Chubby Pickle in Highlands that evening. On Saturday afternoon, the band join Julian Fulton and The Zombie Gospel and Fun While You Wait at Transparent Clinch in Asbury Park.