NASHVILLE, TN (October 7, 2014) – Fueled by fan demand, Average Joes Entertainment’s, The LACS, are back with Nothing In Particular, an 11-track collection of hard-hitting, mud-slinging fan favorites slated to hit stores on October 28, 2014. Nothing In Particular
features songs that have either never been available on CD, together on
one album, or previously released. As a tribute to their loyal fan
base, the duo has unlocked the vault to make these rare tracks available
on one hit-packed album. Pre-order Nothing In Particular here.
This collection of The LACS “must-haves” brings it all back to where it started 300,000 plus albums ago. Featured in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, The LACS have gained major media attention far past their backwoods origin. On Nothing In Particular, fans will immediately recognize the theme song to Animal Planet’s popular show, “Mud-Lovin’ Rednecks,” the party anthem “Wylin’,” the working man’s creed, “Country Boy Downtime,” and more.
The full tracklisting for Nothing In Particular is as follows:
- Nothing In Particular
- Mud Lovin’ Rednecks
- Let Your Country Hang Out
- Black Moon
- King Of The Honey Hole
- Field Party f/JJ Lawhorn
- Country Boy Downtime
- Goin’ Deep f/Luke Martin
- All Weekend Long
- Wylin’ (Remix) f/Bubba Sparxxx and Charlie Farley
- Smokestack (Remix) f/Cap Bailey
On the heels of their Top Billboard Album, Keep it Redneck,
which has remained on the charts since its release in 2012, The LACS
have quietly amassed 30 million plus YouTube views, 800,000 track
downloads and 500,000 Facebook “Likes.” Supporting the new album, The
LACS continue their rigorous tour schedule crisscrossing the nation,
playing festivals, clubs, mud bogs and their 3rd Annual
Lactoberfest, an event that gives back to their local community. This
year’s Lactoberfest, set for October 17-18 in Bloomingdale, GA, features
headliner Molly Hatchet and appearances by CMT reality stars Maddie
Breaux and Tiffany Heinen, and The Dreadknots from the History Channel’s “Ax Men.”
About The LACS
The LACS first received national attention with their Top 15 Billboard Country Album, 190 Proof,
released in 2012, which remained on the chart for over 73 consecutive
weeks. The album featured Colt Ford, Bubba Sparxxx and the song, “Shake
It,” with Big & Rich. Since then, the duo, comprised of Brian King
and Clay Sharpe, has sold roughly 1 million digital tracks, 350,000
albums, collectively earned more than 35 million YouTube views and were
most recently featured in the Wall Street Journal. Their third studio album, Keep It Redneck, a #3 debut on Billboard’s Top Country Album chart, is in stores now.
