Roll Out The Red Carpets, The Orange Event at HOB Foundation Room Dallas, August 31st

We are throwing a very swanky party in celebration of THE ORANGE finally starting tangible recording sessions with a Grammy winning producer Eric Delegard for our upcoming full length release. On August 31st you don't have to be a member of The House Of Blues Foundation Room to party with us! We're putting your name on the list and every friend of THE ORANGE is invited. We feel that it has taken us so long to actually make this record happen we owe this party to all of you who keep supporting and filling our shows year after year. So this is how it is going to work, There is no cover and you don't have to be a member to attend, however you will need a password to get on the elevator and meet the dress code requirement. This is a closed event so the password will be released on the Facebook invitation we send out next week. If you do not receive that, please Email me and I'll send you the password. For the event we will be playing a short acoustic set showcasing a few new songs and the addition of several awesome guest musicians. After the performance we will be partying and pumping British tunes all hand picked by THE ORANGE for your enjoyment. We are super excited about the party and even more excited about the new record. Thanks for hanging in so long with us and I'll see you at The Foundation Room August 31st.
Sorry youngsters 21+ only
Scott

reach_scotttucker@yahoo.com

THE ORANGE Returns to Curtain Club and A Nice Little Review from The Music Enthusiast Blog:

Photo: Jana Moore

In celebration of Opium Symphony's record release, THE ORANGE will be playing The Curtain Club in Deep Ellum Friday, June 8th. Opium Symphony and producer Jim King have worked incredibly hard on this record over the past two years and we are all going to help them roll this party in. You don't want to miss this one. Also, here is a really cool review of our last show at Trees from The Music Enthusiast. Dig it.

 Trees had put together a fairly last minute show that was taking place this night. However, even though it was last minute, they had assembled some pretty killer talent to perform.

There were only three bands on the bill, and a little before ten the first one, The Orange, got going. I had not seen them in quite some time. I actually think it was when they played here at Trees last July, and they’ve made a few changes since then. The most obvious was their new(er) lead guitarist, Kirk Livesay, and I’m pretty sure bassist, Jason Wessup, is a new addition since I last saw them, too. Then came the audible difference, as the song that opened their 35 minute long set was one I had never heard before. This is a pretty big statement to make, but this could well be the best song The Orange has ever done. It was intense, it was in your face, and it was filled with catchy hooks. I wasn’t expecting anything like this… But wow! By the time they were only a third of the way into this tune, my mind was already completely blown. “This next song is called Such a Drag” said singer and rhythm guitarist, Scott Tucker, as they continued on with their set. Scott ditched his guitar on this song, as he grabbed the mic and ran and jumped about the stage, most of the time singing, but occasionally letting out some more punk sounding screams. When it was done he picked his guitar back up, and began to play a cool riff, while Cody Waits rocked out on the drums. Chicago Dan then joined them on stage, as he approached the stage right mic and began to let the audience hear the sweet sounds of his harmonica. Once he started belting out those notes I thought it made the song feel slightly like an old western movie… It didn’t last long, though. Dan left after helping set up this intro as it turned into a real rock song. Following that one was what Scott said was his “…Favorite Orange song to play.” If memory serves me right the song is titled “Twenty Minutes”, and the minutes long instrumental intro for it is heavenly. This is actually one area that sets The Orange apart from other bands, because they do have a few songs that are as much instrumental as anything which allows you better see what great musicians they are on their respective instruments. Another fan favorite came next, which I’m pretty certain was “Doomsday for Mr. Denton”, while I believe “Cityscapes”, another song with lengthy instrumental parts, ended the set.

This was a hell of a show they put on and ranks as being one of the best (top three) Orange shows I’ve seen. Aside from what I mentioned earlier, I also like how Scott breaks things up during their shows. Going from being a high energy singer and guitar player, to assuming more of a frontman role and really commanding the crowd’s attention while doing it. Speaking of the crowd, there wasn’t much of one for their set, but they didn’t let that keep them from putting on an amazing show.

-The Music Enthusiast

THE ORANGE Opens For ORGY: Tickets On Sale Now @ TREES March 16th 2012

I just remember the time in high school I waited in a freezing cold line at the now defunct Deep Ellum Live to see ORGY and didn't get in because it sold out.  Thank goodness they played Edgefest later that year. Definately one of my favorite bands from that time period. Jay Gordon was a major influence on me as an early frontman. This is the video for my favorite ORGY song, "Stitches" and of course, "Blue Monday" and "Dreams in Digital".
See you at Trees!
Scott

ORGY "Stitches"

ORGY "Blue Monday"

ORGY "Fiction" (Dreams in Digital)

THE ORANGE Headlining La Grange with Hoyotoho and Menkena!

Every once in awhile a bill comes along in Dallas that if you know absolutely anything about local music you simply cannot miss! This is one of those specacular moments! On November 5th 2011 the amazing HOYOTOHO fresh off their East Coast Tour will be joining THE ORANGE and the ever so elloquent MENKENA for an absolutley amazing night of the best music Dallas has to offer. There will also be a few VIP ticket givaways occuring on THE ORANGE'S facebook page so stay tuned for that next week. For now check out these music videos from these three amazing bands.

HOYOTOHO- "Virgin Eyes"

THE ORANGE- "Nip/Tuck"

MENKENA- "With You I'll Travel"

LaGrange
2704 Elm St
Dallas, TX 75226, United States
(214) 988-5466



-Management

Buy Your Tickets To See THE ORANGE with 12 Dirty Bullets (UK) Before They Sell Out!

12 Dirty Bullets is a super amazing band from London that have asked THE ORANGE and Phantom Caste to open for them on their first American Tour. This show may sell out because the venue is very small and only holds around 100 people. Tickets are going fast so you need to hurry and buy them if you plan on catching the show. Below is the link to purchase:

http://www.frontgatetickets.com/search/index?term=the+orange&from=from&to=to

Good Luck!

12 Dirty Bullets with THE ORANGE and Phantom Caste

October 15 2011

The Liquid Lounge

2800 Main Street
Dallas, TX 75226
(214) 742-6207

The Life Fantastica Plays Sons of Hermann Hall Friday Night, September 30th!

Come on down to Sons of Hermann Hall Friday night to see Scott, Cody, Chicago Dan and Tyler play their take on Americana music with The Life Fantastica. Tickets are $5 at the door. Singer/ songwriter Justin Cook opens the bill. Doors open at 9 and music starts at 10. Bottoms up!

SONS OF HERMANN HALL

3414 Elm St
Dallas, TX 75226

10PM

THE ORANGE Production Interviews with Nick Metzger

 Check out these interiews Nick Metzger did with the individual band members first day of production to get a look into the recording and songwriting process that is THE ORANGE.
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