PERFORMS THREE NEW TRACKS ON CBS THIS MORNING SATURDAY SESSIONS
SIRIUSXM MINI-CONCERT AND INTERVIEW TO AIR TONIGHT (2/22)
ON OUTLAW COUNTRY (CHANNEL 60) AT 9PM ET
NEW MUSIC OFF THE NEWLY-RELEASED, CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED
SELF-TITLED ALBUM OUT NOW ON CURB RECORDS
Following the February 12 release of their new self-titled album, this past Saturday (2/20) WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE made a visit to CBS This Morning Saturday Sessions to perform three new songs: “Cool Ya,” “You Are So Beautiful” and a web exclusive of “You Make My Heart Beat Too Fast.”
Watch WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE perform on CBS This Morning Saturday Sessions:
The band also stopped by the SiriusXM studios in New York for an exclusive mini-concert and chat with host Meredith Ochs,airing tonight (2/22) at 9pm ET on SiriusXM Outlaw Country (Channel 60). The show will re-broadcast this Tuesday 2/23 at 11pm ET, Wednesday 2/24 at 2pm ET and Thursday 2/25 at 3pm ET.
Rave reviews are flooding in for the record (see below) with critics calling this arguably the best album of her career, describing the music as raw, rootsy, joyful, tough and tender, noting that this project marks the beginning of a new chapter in the American music icon’s 30+ year career.
The album is available now via Curb Records in digital, CD and vinyl formats at Amazon and iTunes.
Special guests on WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE include Susan Tedeschi, Jason Isbell, Timothy B Schmit and Derek Trucks. It was produced by Cactus Moser, WYNONNA’s husband and longtime drummer and includes cuts written by the band, as well as Americana innovator Julie Miller to R&B’s Raphael Saadiq to Music Row legend John Scott Sherrill and multiple CMA Awards-winner and Grammy Award-winner Chris Stapleton, coupled with WYNONNA‘s commanding and incomparable voice.
Media Praise for WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE:
“…the self-titled Wynonna & The Big Noise brings a raw, unvarnished approach to the album’s dozen tracks, which run the gamut from gutsy blues to sweet, Seventies-inspired country-pop. While the LP is a natural for the wide-open Americana format, Wynonna’s legions of country fans will feel right at home…”
“Wynonna & The Big Noiselays bare the joy that is Judd’s most potent gift as a vocalist…Wynonna’s in the big field now. But she was always there anyway, with her magnificently versatile alto and penchant for both belting and swooning. With her tight band behind her after touring together for several years, she just sounds like she’s home…You can just feel the grin on her face.”
“Backed by a bluesy band that includes her producer-drummer husband, Cactus Moser, she’s hit on a sound that’s pure Wynonna: big, bold and irresistible…this set complements her southern R&B vocals with a rollicking roots-rock vibe, unleashed on the opener, ‘Ain’t No Thing,” and the stand out ‘Staying in Love.’ If you want music with sass, soul and toe-tapping rhythm, Wynonna is the one name for you.”
—PEOPLE, February 22, 2016
“Wynonna sounds as good as ever…On her first album fronting a band, Wynonna brings the noise, for sure; but she also offers a master class on how to instill feeling into songs arranged in a variety of musical styles.”
“Singer Wynonna Judd opens a new chapter in her long career with her forthcoming album Wynonna & The Big Noise, her first with a full band of her own…the sound, however, is a departure, more stripped to the bone and rootsy, more contemporary American…”
“…a celebration of love. In talking with the country songstress, one gets the feeling she is at a blissful point in her life where she has wanted to be for a long time — and it can be heard glowingly on each track…What sets the disc — her first of non-covers since 2003’s What The World Needs Now Is Love — apart is that it is truly a band effort recorded with her four-man ensemble.“
“Although she’s never been away, this feels like a comeback for Wynonna Judd…this is primarily Wynonna and her band collaborating on a set of first-class songs that succeed by sounding far more rootsy, earthy and raw than in the past…it’s yet additional proof of her tough/tender, sassy/sensitive vocal prowess and arguably the finest release of her extensive career. 4 out of 5 stars.”
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