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Well, here’s something I’ve been in the process of getting together for a long time, and the time has come to put it to the ethers. My EP, Out of These Walls, is available for preorder now on iTunes and will be available everywhere next Friday, May 15th! Special thanks to everyone that worked on this and sorry it’s taken so long for me to release it haha. No time like the present.  PRE-ORDER NOW
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Jimmy Lykens : Vocals, Acoustic, Bass

Jon Cavendish : Acoustic, Tenor, Bass, Baritone Guitar, Keys, and many other assorted things

Mary Todd : Vocals

Jonathan Galletti : Pedal Steel

Trevor Layne : Drums

Nathan Stoops : Fiddle

Produced by: Jimmy Lykens & Jon Cavendish
Mixed by: Chris Brush
Mastered by: Frank Gagliardi

Artwork and Design : Chelsie Lykens
All songs written by: Jimmy Lykens

Born and raised deep in the hills of southern West Virginia, Jimmy Lykens grew up in a small coal camp in Raleigh county called Eunice, playing in the same hills and creeks that his family had called home for many generations. Living with the songs and stories that told so well of the struggles and joys of life in coal country and Appalachia, at large, have left a lasting impression on Jimmy, whose songwriting has been likened to that of Townes Van Zandt. “Ballad of a Bad Man” is the first single from Jimmy’s forthcoming EP, Out of These Walls.

Available on all digital platforms.

Spotify

Apple Music

iTunes

Amazon

Contact: jimmylykensbooking@gmail.com

Management: Chelsie Lykens cchlykens@gmail.com

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Born and raised deep in the hills of southern West Virginia, Jimmy Lykens grew up in a small coal camp in Raleigh county called Eunice, playing in the same hills and creeks that his family had called home for many generations. Living with the songs and stories that told so well of the struggles and joys of life in coal country and Appalachia, at large, have left a lasting impression on Jimmy, whose songwriting has been likened to that of Townes Van Zandt.

 

Reared on Flatt & Scruggs, Hank Williams, and Lefty Frizzell, Jimmy started his life in music on his mother’s old Harmony guitar around age six.  Since then, music has taken Jimmy out of that holler and around the world, playing across Europe and the United States, including the Jazz a Juan and Montreux Jazz Festivals, Mountain Stage, and historic venues like Cain’s Ballroom.

 

When he’s not on the road, Jimmy spends most of his time writing and recording in Nashville, TN, where he now lives with his wife and daughters.