, which includes versions of tunes from the Wallflowers, the Pretenders, and Hank Williams. One of her most unusual covers is “Come On Eileen,” the Eighties hit by left-field English new wave group Dexys Midnight Runners, which she brings to life in a new social-distancing video.
Appearing with the pop-country sextet King Calaway as part of their “House Band” video series during thepandemic, Evans is also joined for the performance by violin player Lindsey Stirling, who handles the song’s signature riff. It’s is pretty straightforward rendition, with King Calaway’s rhythm section doing their best to mimic the original’s shifting tempo and feel.
In addition to her new album, which is set for a May 15th release, Evans is also planning to release her memoir later in 2020. Titledand coinciding with the 20th-anniversary release of her album of the same name, the book will cover Evans’ country-music career as well as her experiences raising a family in and out of the spotlight.Popular on Rolling Stone
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