an eternity of dimming…
Back when road was life.
Amazing capture of our world circa 2011 by photographer (and our bassist at that time) John Mark Hanson.
Deadmalls and Nightfalls era photos by Richard Maisano
Michiganders will recognize that warm lotto glow adorning the brand new t-shirts in our web store. Available now HERE.
We just released a live album, Live in Lake Orion, with 100% of proceeds going to Black Lives Matter.
Available here.
British filmmaker James Alexander visited Matthew Milia at his home in Detroit, Michigan to document a series of intimate acoustic performances in Matthew's living room and a tour of the city.
TICKETS HERE.
Frontier Ruckus in Hengelo, The Netherlands. 35mm film.
We're really excited to announce this show, presented by Detroit Public Television in celebration of Ken Burns' new documentary on the history of country music for PBS. We'll be appearing live with this formidable lineup at The Crofoot Ballroom on September 11!
More info & tickets here.
Thanks to Spotify for the official "This Is Frontier Ruckus" playlist! As good of a time as any to take a deep dive into our discography. Please give it a follow & share with a friend who could use a little FR in their life!
Check it out here.
Photo by Noah Elliott Morrison
“Does Me In” watercolor song illustration by Matthew Milia—fan commission.
The Orion Songbook came out 10 years ago today. Our first album! Released on Matthew's 23rd birthday, today he turns 33. So that's what a decade feels like. SO much has happened. Much to come. Thank you all who have taken our music into your lives. We love you. GO VOTE!
announcing the Frontier Ruckus Demo & Rarity Archive.
so far, earliest bedroom demos & a pre-Orion Lansing session.
soon, every piece of audio we've managed to keep in our junk-drawer.
Autumnal sale: all 5 Frontier Ruckus LPs for just $80! Including The Orion Songbook on beautiful blue 2xLP!
“Magdalene (That’s Not Your Name)” live in Amsterdam
“The Latter Day” live on Luxembourg public radio
