The Lone Bellow In-studio (full session + interview)

The Lone Bellow - Take My Love (Live on The Current)

The Lone Bellow - Diners (Live on The Current)

The Lone Bellow - Heaven Don't Call Me Home (Live on The Current)

, the Lone Bellow stopped by The Current studio to chat with host Mary Lucia and to perform tracks off their recently released sophomore record, 

The Lone Bellow—Zach Williams (guitars, lead vocals), Kanene Pipkin (mandolin, vocals), Brian Elmquist (guitar, vocals), Jason Pipkin (guitar) and Justin Glasco (drums)—formed in Brooklyn after a rehearsal of what would become the first song the band ever wrote together, "You Can Be All Kinds of Emotional." Zach, Kanene and Brian were all friends before the get-together, but once the trio hit the bridge they realized their relationship went beyond friendship. It's musical, too.

The last time the Lone Bellow were in town was nearly a year ago—smack-dab in the middle of one of the coldest winters in recent Minnesota history—touring in support of their self-titled debut. The Twin Cities must have made an impression on them because they mention St. Paul in "Diners," a song off their sophomore record 

: "Trailer broken diners found all along the highway / From here to St. Paul." The band went to Mickey's Diner for lunch after the session.

Listen to the full in-studio to hear the band chat with Mary Lucia about van life, what inspires them during live shows and how they pick what songs make it onto records. The Lone Bellow play the Justin Vernon and Aaron Dessner-curated 

Eaux Claires Music and Arts Festival July 17-18, 2015

All songs are off the Lone Bellow's self-titled sophomore album, out now via 

Gallery

The Current's Public Music Meeting: Recap and Results

9:30 Coffee Break: Eaux Claires festival artists

Between 2005-2022, Mary Lucia earned a large fan base with her work as a broadcast personality, writer, actor, and voice-over talent at The Current. Lucia began her media career doing evenings at REV 105, co-hosted mornings on Zone 105, and hosted a talk show, Somethin' Stupid, on 1500 KSTP.


Mary Lucia

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Leah Garaas

The Lone Bellow

Ahead of their sold out show at the Turf Club, the Lone Bellow stopped by The Current studio to chat with host Mary Lucia and to perform tracks off their recently released sophomore record, Then Came the Morning.


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