July 18, 2024
Tim Montana releases new rock album "Savage" and shares tour announcements
Singer-songwriter Tim Montana debuted his rock album "Savage." It features the heavy track "Get You Some" and has been positively received by critics at Knotfest, Metal Injection, and Loudwire.
Montana expressed his excitement about creative freedom after years in Nashville. His gritty vocals and moody riffs have captured the attention of fans and industry professionals alike.
The country scene has been burning him out for a while now. He confided that he was "feeling like an alien in that town for a long time." He has always had a burning love for rock.
In 2023, Montana's single "Devil You Know" climbed the Billboard charts, earning him recognition as an "On The Verge Artist."
Montana expressed his excitement about creative freedom after years in Nashville. His gritty vocals and moody riffs have captured the attention of fans and industry professionals alike.
The country scene has been burning him out for a while now. He confided that he was "feeling like an alien in that town for a long time." He has always had a burning love for rock.
In 2023, Montana's single "Devil You Know" climbed the Billboard charts, earning him recognition as an "On The Verge Artist."
I've finally found my creative freedom after a decade-plus in Nashville, feeling like an alien on a strange planet
A change in musical direction
Montana will be touring with Seether and Skillet this fall and will be direct support for Myles Kennedy in the winter of 2025.
Fans can catch him at various music festivals throughout the year, including Rocklahoma, Aftershock, and Louder Than Life. His live performances are known to be high-energy and captivating.
He describes his music as a "custom and combustible cocktail," served in a dirty, cracked glass that proves why he earned the accolade of being an "On The Verge Artist."
Montana's music is a testament to his passion for rock and roll and his dedication to creating authentic, raw art.
Fans can catch him at various music festivals throughout the year, including Rocklahoma, Aftershock, and Louder Than Life. His live performances are known to be high-energy and captivating.
He describes his music as a "custom and combustible cocktail," served in a dirty, cracked glass that proves why he earned the accolade of being an "On The Verge Artist."
Montana's music is a testament to his passion for rock and roll and his dedication to creating authentic, raw art.
It was a fast process... we did [Savage] pretty quick over the holidays and put the finishing touches on it in January. I'm stoked, man. We had a blast.
New album and tour dates
Montana's latest album, "Savage," is now available for streaming and purchase. The album's title track, "Savage," offers a glimpse into Montana's world and the inspirations behind his music.
All-star Nashville songwriters Erik Dylan and Nathan Barlowe helped Montana bring Savage to life. Micah Wilshire also helped break Montana out of the country mold.
Tours he will be on include stops at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, OR, and Huntington, WV's Marshall Health Network Arena.
For more information about Tim Montana's tour dates and new album, visit his website or follow him on social media.
All-star Nashville songwriters Erik Dylan and Nathan Barlowe helped Montana bring Savage to life. Micah Wilshire also helped break Montana out of the country mold.
Tours he will be on include stops at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, OR, and Huntington, WV's Marshall Health Network Arena.
For more information about Tim Montana's tour dates and new album, visit his website or follow him on social media.
Tim Montana is making a case for being 2024's breakout rock act
She's like, ‘This reminds me of that terrible music you made me listen to when you were a kid.'