Tony Lucca’s “Delilah” Goes To Billboard

Tony Lucca Premieres Acoustic Performance of “Delilah” via Billboard

Prepares for “The Unforgettable Night” Tour

Before he hits the road for his U.S. tour, Tony Lucca has shared an acoustic performance of his new single “Delilah”. Stripped to it’s roots and highlighting Lucca’s commanding voice, the video is currently streaming on Billboard.

Lucca’s upcoming tour kicks off on October 29th in Nashville. Officially known as “The Unforgettable Night Tour”, it will take him to Austin, Atlanta, New York, Boston, and the D.C. area among other key cities. The complete list of tour dates is below.

Official versions of “Delilah” and “Imagination” are currently available for purchase on iTunes. “Delilah” originally premiered with Entertainment Weekly, while “Imagination” made its debut via The Hollywood Reporter. The tracks have been released as dual singles in anticipation of Tony Lucca’s self-titled album, out January 27th.

Tour Dates:

10/29/14 – Nashville, TN – 3rd & Lindsley
11/01/14 – Dallas, TX – The Prophet Bar
11/02/14 – Austin, TX – Cactus Cafe
11/04/14 – Birmingham, AL – The Workplay Theatre
11/06/14 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
11/07/14 – St. Petersburg, FL – Hideaway Cafe
11/12/14 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl
11/13/14 – Charlotte, NC – Evening Muse
11/14/14 – Vienna, VA – Jammin Java
11/15/14 – Purvellville, VA – Adroit Theory Brewery
11/18/14 – New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
11/19/14 – Boston, MA – Tony Lucca
11/21/14 – Akron, OH – Musica
11/23/14 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick

Lucca took a no-nonsense approach in the studio while recording his 8th studio album. Favoring guitars and acoustic drums over synths or electronic beats, the resulting sound is reminiscent of Kings of Leon or early Maroon 5 – organic, driving, and genuine. In his own words, “We went in with the intention of making a record that was as live-sounding as possible. I wanted to close my eyes and be able to visualize the players in the room or up on the stage, actually playing the songs together. One guitar over here, the other guy over there, bass, drums, some keys? I mean, that’s the rock-n-roll I fell in love with when I was a kid.”