NATHANIEL RATELIFF PERFORMS ALBUM AND IT’S STILL ALRIGHT IN ITS ENTIRETY AUGUST 11

LIVE EVENT TO FEATURE INTERVIEW WITH ACCLAIMED JOURNALIST DAVID FRICKE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – August 5, 2020 – Acclaimed musician Nathaniel Rateliff will perform his latest solo album, And It’s Still Alright, from his home studio in Denver, CO., live in its entirety on Tuesday, August 11. The event will begin promptly at 9PM ET with a one-on-one interview with Rolling Stone editor and music journalist David Fricke, which will be followed by Rateliff’s solo acoustic performance of the record in sequential order. The live concert and interview will provide fans with a deeper understanding of Rateliff’s celebrated album, And It’s Still Alright.

Tickets for the event can be purchased HERE using a “Pay What You Want” structure. All proceeds will benefit Rateliff’s foundation, The Marigold Project, supporting community and nonprofit organizations working for economic and social justice.

Released earlier this year on Stax Records, And It’s Still Alright as well as its title track received nominations for “Album of the Year” and “Song of the Year” at the 2020 Americana Awards & Honors, which take place on September 16 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. In addition, the album peaked at #3 on iTunes’ “Top Albums” chart, debuted at #1 on Billboard’s “Americana/Folk” chart, landed at #2 on their “Current Rock” chart and resided at #1 on the Americana Albums Chart for eight consecutive weeks. The title track, “And It’s Still Alright” was #1 for eight consecutive weeks at Triple A Radio, #1 for nine consecutive weeks at the Americana Singles chart and #1 for three weeks at Non-Commercial radio. “Time Stands” also peaked at #1 on the Americana Singles chart and is currently in the Top 10 at Triple A Radio.

And It’s Still Alright continues to receive widespread critical acclaim:

“Nathaniel Rateliff returns, this time as a solo artist, with what may be his best batch of songs yet.” — NPR All Songs Considered

“And It’s Still Alright is stop-what-you’re-doing beautiful.” — Evening Standard

“In the end, what could be an album of well-earned indulgence ends up being as much about reaching outward than burrowing inward, rendering deep personal suffering with a humane light touch. And It’s Still Alright the heartening sound of music pulling him through his pain, and, hopefully, past it into something like solace.” — Rolling Stone

“The result is a set of compositions of intense power, and an album that reaches multiple emotional crescendos, from grown male grief rarely expressed in contemporary song to varying degrees of regained equilibrium.” — Wall Street Journal

“…his new solo work takes him in a gentler acoustic direction, which is echoed across his upcoming album. His baritone has a lovely ragged edge.” — TIME

“A great excuse to shut out the world and have a good cry.” — Uncut

“…regardless of instrumentation and genre, Rateliff’s reflex to write through painful mysteries remains the same.” — Billboard

“The end result, cinematic in its emotional heft but understated in its arrangement, will split your heart in two.” — Esquire