David newbould

8/11/2008
Fans and friends of David Newbould!

I am taping a live CD/DVD in Austin, TX next month, and I write to humbly notify you that I could use your help! The project is being done through central Texas’ local music network, ME Television. ME TV has been doing a series of these packages since last year, and until my project, they have been funded by a group of local investors. Sadly, a couple of weeks ago these independent investors decided not to fund anymore such projects, leaving mine to dissipate in the far reaches of the “what might have been” annals of music history.

Heroically, however, a man of majestic morale named Alan Luecke (one of the heads at ME TV), would not allow the project to fall to the lions, and this great man has put up a budget out of his own pocket to allow the show to go on and be housed, lit, promoted, recorded – preserved for history! This budget will allow for us to stage the show, record it both in audio and HD digital video, and do most of the video post production.

Unfortunately, however, much more money is needed in order for this project to see the light of day. Though I am working tirelessly to raise money through touring, CD sales, and have been approaching local music businesses about investing, I am writing to let you know that I have set up a special PayPal donation account, at which you are welcome to securely donate any sum you feel.

To donate, simply visit www.davidnewbould.com and click on the “DONATE” button. You can donate directly via your PayPal account. If you don’t have a PayPal account, you can use any credit card, or debit card with a credit card logo on it. Every little bit counts, so please – if you’ve always wanted to throw your two cents in on my career, now’s your chance!

*Please note:

-Those who can donate $30 or more will receive a FREE CD/DVD PACKAGE in the mail once products are ready.

-Those who can donate $100 or more will receive a FREE DV/DVD PACKAGE, and will be thanked personally in the liner notes.

This project has been building up for the past 6 months to be the apex of my career to date. It will be a double CD/single DVD package of old and new material, as well as interviews, raw footage, and a rather highly acclaimed video for “See You On The Other Side”. Among the guests who will be appearing are Redd Volkaert, Cindy Cashdollar, Papa Mali, Wendy Colonna, Will Taylor, and a ton of others. The new songs will be specially mixed for TV, (in addition to the live mixes for the CD/DVD), for my publishing company to shop for TV/commercial/film placements. A portion of the event’s proceeds and donations will go to The Humane Society of Williamson County, down here in Central Texas. It is up to me, and all of us involved down here, to creatively come up with ways to fund the remainder of this project – audio mixing, mastering, packaging, and equally as important – paying all the musicians! A likely total of $8000-$10,000 beyond what we have is what we need, so again - every little bit helps! Below is the Billboard Magazine press release for the event, and here is a link to a recent review of my Big Red Sun CD in Performing Songwriter Magazine!

Whether you can donate much or not, thank you so much – if nothing else, for reading this far! I will update you all as to how the project is coming along.

Sincerely,
David Newbould.

David Newbould Assembles All-Star Line-up For Live Film Event

David Newbould, whose songs have appeared on TV shows like "Dawson's Creek" and "Criminal

Minds," has an all-star team of musicians set to perform for a live CD/DVD recording August

20th in Austin, Tx. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Humane Society of Williamson County.

Austin, TX (Billboard Publicity Wire) July 29, 2008 -- Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter David Newbould
has assembled an all-star lineup of accomplished musicians who have shared the stage with stars such as Merle
Haggard, Bob Dylan, and Van Morrison for a live performance to be video-taped in Austin, TX on August 20,
2008 at 7 p.m. at METV Headquarters. A portion of the proceeds from the event will go to the Humane Society
of Williamson County.

Newbould, who has had many of his songs appear on major network TV shows such as "Criminal Minds" (CBS),
"Dawson's Creek" (WB), and "Monarch Cove" (Lifetime) will be joined on stage by veteran players Redd
Volkaert (Merle Haggard), Cindy Cashdollar (Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Asleep At The Wheel), Papa Mali
(Ruthie Foster, Miss Lavelle White, the Killer Bees) Wendy Colonna, Rachel Loy, Beth Garner, Will Taylor,
Danny Levin, and several others.

Cindy Cashdollar said "The first time I heard David perform his songs, I knew I was hearing something very
unique and got hooked immediately. I think it takes a lot for an artist to stand out in a music-oriented city like
Austin, let alone a national industry overflowing with a well-worn path of songwriters."

When asked to describe his sound, Newbould, who was recently featured in Performing Songwriter Magazine
said "I suppose I like to think of my music being folk, which I describe as writing about people and the world
around you." But according the Amarillo Star, "To make things easy, you could call David Newbould's music
Americana. But in reality, his tunes reach across genre lines, everything from country and folk to rock and pop."

METV will be taping the performance for a live DVD/CD package. The show will include songs from David's
recorded catalogue, as well as some new material. David's entire catalogue is currently available at live shows,
iTunes, and all major online music retailers.

While this project is destined to be a major benchmark in David's career, it is only part of a busy 2008 for the
Canadian singer-songwriter. He has spent time in Nashville, co-writing with established writers such as Jesse
Terry (Masville Publishing), Rachel Loy, and Thad Beatty (Sugarland guitarist). Following his live taping, he will
embark on his second of two extensive tours for the year. So far in 2008 he has visited New Mexico, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Canada, and made several trips to west Texas.

The year's second half will see him in these terrains, and also in the west coast. He has become a favored regular
singer for Will Taylor And Strings Attached, and performs weekend concert series with them whenever possible.
As time permits he will continue to record songs written in the year and a half since 2007's Big Red Sun, a
process which has already begun with Austin, Texas producer Darwin Smith (David Baerwald, Will Sexton,
Aimee Bobruck).

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"David Newbould is a world class songwriter." -- Sony Music

"No matter how he does it, David Newbould deserves to be heard and Big Red Sun deserves everyone's

undivided attention..." -- EvolutionOfMedia.com

"Possessing all the ingredients to be River City's next "It Boy"…introspective folk and stout country rock.

There's a huge market for this…" -- Jim Caligiuri, Austin Chronicle

Press Contact and Media Inquiries: Christine Thompson, christine @ amfmstudios.com (512) 636-4388

For updates, tour dates, and more information on David Newbould, please visit: http://www.davidnewbould.com.

For more information on the Humane Society of Williamson County, please visit: http://www.hswc.net/

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7/22/2008
David Newbould's "Big Red Sun" in the July/August 2008 Issue of Performing Songwriter Magazine: David Newbould
Big Red Sun
Featured Download: "Nobody Loves Me Like You Do" MP3

If Dan Wilson and Pete Yorn had a folkier kid brother, he’d be David Newbould. Wielding a voice as wearily distinctive as Shawn Mullins, Newbould sings every word with a dusty radiance. Though his adeptness with hazy sketches predominates, Newbould blazes brightest when blurring alternate hues of exhaustion and exuberance—a talent especially evident on “Empty Arms” (whose stretched-out phrases evoke Wilson’s trademark vocal elasticity), the graceful “Family Man” and rollicking stomper “Nobody Loves Me Like You Do,” fueled by Cindy Cashdollar’s dobro adrenaline rush. When he sings “I’d rather be a man with a broken dream / than one who never had one” under the title track’s simmering desert sheen, he’s not kidding. —GG

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...and featured in the Amarillo Globe-News:

Artist’s Music Crosses Genre Lines

To make things easy, you could call David Newbould’s music Americana. But in reality, his tunes reach across genre lines, everything from country and folk to rock and pop.

The Canadian-born artist grew up with a love for the guitar, becoming a fan of metal and ’70s rock. Then he got into Neil Young, the artist that Newbould said first changed his outlook on music.

“That’s when I realized the importance of the song and playing guitar in the parameter of the song,” he said.

Newbould moved from Toronto to New York in the mid-’90s, where he would spend about seven years honing his craft and developing a fan base. Then in 2002, he left the Big Apple for Austin.

“I’ve enjoyed living here a lot and music wise, it’s had its ups and downs,” he said.

Newbould said his ideas of what Austin was musically were off. He said he learned the city has an insulated music culture, one where artists can have fame and success and never leave the city.

Newbould compared that insulation to the Canadian music scene, which was a reason he left. So, he’s worked to build a regional fan base with hopes of moving on to a national scene.

Newbould has made an effort to perform in West Texas, the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico, which, along with just living in Texas, has had an impact on his music.

“That terrain really does something to music; it’s bizarre,” he said. “It’s such a visual and the way it feels makes such an impression you can’t help but have this Southern, Texan tilt to your music after a while.”

Newbould is currently touring on his latest release, “Big Red Sun.” The album features many of Austin’s music legends, including Redd Volkaert and Cindy Cashdollar.

Newbould will perform today at Butler’s Martini Lounge. His current tour features him and his bass player.

“(At live shows) you really weed out the people who are there to listen to music and find something they like as opposed to the people who are kind of there to hang out at the bar,” he said.

“Really, mostly it’s about me singing my songs to people that want to hear them.”

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...and also a feature in Go! - Lubbock's Weekly Entertainment Guide:

Folk Man: You’ve heard his songs on ‘Dawson’s Creek’; now hear him in Lubbock

July 10, 2008

The time he spent carving out his identity, this singer songwriter created a nice following of loyal fans.

Born and raised in Canada, David Newbould, whose accent has no trace back to our Northern neighbor, describes his music revolution coming later in life.

“After I decided I wasn’t going to be a guitar hero like I wanted, to be like Neil Young. I realized I needed to start writing songs,” he said.

“Once I found it, I knew this was for me, and now my craft is constantly evolving.”

Newbould said he found his identity and passion for music when he was playing the drums at age 11.
“By the time I turned 15, it was all I cared about,” he said.

Leaving his home country to pursue his dream in America, Newbould found a place, New York City.
He had created a loyal fan following performing as a solo artist as well as with a band, and then he relocated to the Lone Star State’s music capitol, Austin.

When asked how he describes his music, Newbould said it was difficult to answer.

“For many years I have been trying to figure it out, and how to describe my music,” he said. “It is almost asking people to describe themselves. It is difficult. But I like to think of my music being folk, which I describe as writing about people and the world around you.”

When Newbould talks about his writing, he said the first five or six years he put a lot of work into it.
“After applying myself and where I was blocking off three to five hours a day to write, it made it comfortable for me,” he said. “You try so hard to sound like your heros, but eventually you come out with your own sound.”

His own sound has appeared on five network TV shows and DVDs to date, including “Dawson’s Creek,” Paramount’s “Joan of Arcadia,” Fox’s “Party of Five,” CBS “Threshold” and “Lifetime’s “Monarch Cove.”
Newbould said he feels a level of success for his music to be a part of a network show.

“It is not what I was striving for,” he said, modestly. “I am more satisfied to perform a good show and people like it. That is what I do it for.”

Newbould said his steady climb to stardom was by making the best music he can and by reaching as many people.

“It really is what you make of it.”

* When: 10 p.m. Friday.
* Where: Gas Light, 5212 57th St.
* Cover charge: Free.
* Information: 785-1720.

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4/1/2008
Word. We had a server crash here at the site, so please bear with us while we update all the pages that have been de-updated (the shows page, and message/blog, etc...). There is lots of new info to come.

9/27/2007
Returned the other night from 2 weeks up to Boston (Cambridge) and back. That's Atlanta, Harrisburg, College Park MD, Cambridge, NYC, Asheville, Baton Rouge, and home. Another show with The Black Noodles in NY, who are becoming my band away from home. So nice. A radio performance on U of Maryland's Third Rail Live show. A lot of miles driven, a lot of Miles listened to, a cop who stripped the car looking for drugs (sorry, pal!), new friends made, new seeds planted. And now I'm broke. See you back out on the road soon.

7/22/2007
Just returned from the first leg of the "Big Red Sun" tour. Visited to Dallas, K.C., St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Champaign, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toronto, New York, D.C., Baltimore, and all the way back. Next up is Midland, TX, followed by 2 shows in L.A. - a private showcase for North Star Media invites, and public show at Genghis Cohen. Plans are in the works after that to go up to the northeast again for some more shows, then a week in Nashville. Also in the works , which is very exciting, are plans for a 3 act tour with The Depressors (K.C.), and Lalaland (Austin). And in early '08, I am looking to do a tour of England. So lots going on. Reception to the shows and the CD have been wonderful. Will have some live performances and photos up here soon. Always, D.

4/10/2007
RECENT NEWS!

April 2007 - "Big Red Sun" is now available at iTunes, Rhapsody, and all your favorite online stores. This is great news! It can be purchased in part or in whole. In addition, it is available in Austin at Waterloo Records, 600 N. Lamar Blvd., and Cheapo Discs, 914 N. Lamar Blvd., and at all DN shows (or wherever you happen to run into David with his car). David is soon to embark on a midwest/northeast solo tour, starting in Dallas in mid June.

Feb 9, 2007 - Big Red Sun is released. Featuring such stalwart Austin musicians as Jon Dee Graham, Cindy Cashdollar, Redd Volkaert, Warren Hood, Stefano Intelisano, Danny Levin, Molly Venter, Beth Garner, and more, it is receiving the best reviews of David's career to date. It contains 13 new songs, one of which (Something To Lose) has already been featured on Lifetime Network's "Monarch Cove". Check out the April issue of INsite Austin, and Issue #63 of Austin Daze Magazine for a some reviews.

Jan, 2007 - David Newbould signs with North Star Media publishing company. As of early 2007, David has a deal with North Star Media, the publishing company who has gotten his songs on 5 TV shows/DVD's to date.

1/30/2007
ANNOUNCEMENT - Fri, Feb 9, 9 pm - CD Release party at STUBB'S - all ages show. Mark your calendar. "Big Red Sun" is done. After over a year's worth of work, I am VERY excited to present it live in its entirety, along with a few old favorites at the end, on Feb 9 at Stubb's. A number of special guests are coming up to play with my band and me. After our show, The Small Stars will be having THEIR release show on the same stage. $10 admission gets you into both shows AND a complimentary copy of "Big Red Sun" at the door. So unless you plan on wining and dining me at some point down the road, this might well be your one big chance to get a free copy of the CD. Should be a great night.

11/12/2006
"Big Red Sun" is mixed, and currently in line to be mastered by Robert Hadley at The Mastering Lab in L.A. Mr.Hadley has mastered albums by such not-too-shabby artists as Lyle Lovett, Ryan Adams, Diana Krall, and Ray Charles. Expected release date is Dec 1, with CD release parties to follow in January '07. It was mixed with extreme precision and heart by Richard Mendelson of Boston, MA. Richard is well known for his work with Andy Pratt, Ronnie Earl, and The New Kids!

10/14/2006
David's 2003 EP, "Everyone's Got Their Own 10" is now available on both iTunes and eMusic. The forthcoming release, "Big Red Sun", is still about a month and a half from lift-off. Click HERE to purchase "Everyone's Got Their Own 10", in part or in whole, from iTunes, and HERE to purchase from eMusic.

3/1/2006
Hey everybody - Been holed up in the studio for the last month or so working on my new record. 13 new songs are getting ready to walk on into your life. Please be willing to welcome them with open arms, as they want you. Have been performing solo in these parts right now, too, but will likely be expanding the live show horizon pretty soon. One moment to another. Be well, all.

1/30/2006
"Lost And Found" officially included on the WB's Party of Five, Season 2 DVD (episode #207, for those keeping track).

11/13/2005
"Lost And Found" has officially been released on the Paramount Home Video of "Joan of Arcadia (Season 1)".

11/1/2005
David playing from 8-11 EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT FLIPNOTICS in Austin TX (1601 Barton Springs Rd, 78704), through to at least the end of 2005. Only exception is Nov. 21, at which time he wil be recovering from wisdom teeth removal! :(

9/12/2005
Yo,

Tonight I start a run of Mondays at Flipnotics (1601 Barton Springs Rd) in Austin. I'll have aguest with me each week, except for this week. But it shouldn't suck! Every Monday at 8 I'll be there.

The other night at Stubb's was amazing. One of the most fun shows we've ever had (even more fun than Waco!). Thanks to Billy Harvey and Summer Wardrobe for playing. Sorry to all those who missed it.

9/2/2005
DNB playing Stubb's next Saturday, Sept. 10. Billy Harvey and Summer Wardrobe are playing with us, as well as The Outline from L.A.

Also, just landed an October residency at Flipnotics on Mondays. Going to have some different special guests play with me each week. More details to come as they arrive.

8/25/2005
In addition to perusing this lovely site, feel free to browse over at DAVID NEWBOULD AND HIS BAND'S MYSPACE PAGE and become one of our friends. Officially like and all.

8/7/2005
8/7/2005

-David and band recently entered the studio to record "Tattoo". Recording will be available on website shortly.

-2 upcoming shows in the next few weeks:

-Aug. 17 at Antone's (Austin) with James Speer and The Stepbrothers
-Sept. 10 at Stubb's (Austin) with Billy Harvey.

More info on Shows page.

-"Place In My Heart" video, recorded ALLL the way back in 2002, has been added to video page. Check it.

-In biggest news, management has been taken over by Eric Klein, and legal representation by Michael McCoy. Welcome, guys!

1/21/2005

View David Newbould's EPK

12/20/2004
David Newbould Band - See You On The Other Side: the video, can now be seen here. Just go to the video tab at the top, and away you go. It is also at Austin Music Network, channel 15, Austin. Call and request it as often as you like at 451-1777. Pleased to announce, too, the addition of a couple of cool new photos - also on the above link page under the, you guessed it - photos tab.

11/23/2004
Other thing - I have a new CD compilation, "EP's, Demos, Live, and Headaches", which has some of the old songs, as well as a bunch of new songs recorded with the band - all live and radio appearances. Thanks to all y'all, I ran out of my old CDs, and decided to update the product for the new batch. this one has "Tattoo", "Gone Up And Done Run Away", and some others that were previously unreleased. ALSO - at long last, it also contains an .mpg of the VIDEO we've done for "See You On The Other Side"! All credit goes to Steve Miller, our drummer and the man who spent countless hours shooting and editing to get it done. If AMN still exists (does it?), we're going to get it on there ASAP. (512)451-1777. Call them and request it! D.

11/20/2004
Want to spread the word that the Buckley tribute went great. 25 artists, 2 nights, a lot of cool characters. Did "What Will You Say" and "Thousand Fold". Anybody know them? Well that doesn't matter, people liked them anyway. Performances ranged from good to a couple that were downright mesmerizing. Look up Duncan Sheik, Ken Christianson, Cameron McGill, Summer Lawns, Bourbon Princess, and others HERE if you want to see some cool and highly talented artists. For more on the whole trip, go to my "messages" page.

10/18/2004
Yo! Here's some news. I have been selected and invited to go to Chicago next month as part of Uncommon Ground's 7th annual Jeff Buckley tribute show. I'm a-gonna do it! It is a big 2 night event up there and is already almost entirely sold out. On the bill with me will be Duncan Sheik, Cameron McGill, and a host of other people. The show is Nov. 16 and 17, and I will be playing both nights. For more into on the show, go to http://www.uncommonground.com/buckley.htm. Should be a blast. Everyone I've checked out who is playing is good. If you want, send me ideas for obscure Buckley songs if you have any you like. I'm sure that grabbing the most obvious ones will be quite a fight, and I can always use more input. Stay tuned for more.....

8/22/2004
As of today:

6/2/2004
David plays at an ASCAP sponsored songwriters showcase in the round alongside 3 others including Tucker Livingston and Craig Calvert at Saxon Pub in Austin, Texas.

4/25/2004
The David Newbould Band's appearance on San Antonio's KRTU Live From Studio A is now available for streaming on their site. Link is: http://www.krtu.org/Shows/StudioA/asx/dnewbould.asx

2/22/2004
The David Newbould Band's February 12 appearance on KUT's Eklektikos was a great success. John very much dug it, and the band got lots of wonderful feedback from listeners who unsuspectingly tuned in to KUT and heard the band rocking out live (Clifford Hargrove, sound engineer extraordinaire).

3/10/2004
Sean Claes writes and posts first Texas review of "Everybody's Got Their Own 10" for INsite Magazine. Read it at: www.seanclaes.com

2/12/2004
David and his band are the guests on this date and time of John Ailiey on KUT's Eklektikos radio show. The band performs 5 songs as well as David's being interviewed. The performances are available both on this site, or through the KUT archives, which can be reached at this link

1/3/2004
First Austin radio appearance - 91.7 KOOP FM, Austin, TX

12/16/2003
"See You On The Other Side" is included on the soundtrack for the DVD of "Dawson's Creek (Season 2)"

12/11/2003
The new David Newbould Band plays its first show in support of "Everyone's Got Their Own 10" at Flamingo Cantina in Austin, TX, opening for Chicago's Cameron McGill.

11/31/2003
David Newbould "officially" releases the independent "Everyone's Got Their Own 10".


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