“Ever since things have opened up we really took this approach where it didn’t really matter where we played, whether it’s small communities, Rotary Clubs or Kinsmen Clubs. “We have 87 shows booked this year, including two in tours in Australia this August and December,” says Bamford. With the new album will come a new tour, of course, one that will bring Bamford and his crew everywhere they can find four walls and a sound system.

It’s the first single from his forthcoming album Fire It Up, which drops April 28. You can find the song #rednek on the streaming site of your choice, but Bamford is currently concentrating on his latest release, the somber One Heartbeat From Heaven. They’re on this new record, but a lot of it is already kind of on the counter ready to go.”Luckily for fans Bamford hasn’t gone the Prince route and squirreled away his music for legacy releases. We had the Rednek record that actually never came out, and there’s a few songs that I wrote over the course of the last few years. I think we had like 35 songs recorded before the pandemic with plans to release them and then the world came to a halt. “Some of this stuff has been sitting in the can for a long time. The List: Gord Bamford is gearing up for a big yearįrom the sounds of it Gord Bamford is hoarding songs.After releasing his Diamonds in a Whiskey Glass album back in 2019, followed by the Diamonds Deluxe Extended Edition in 2022 the neo-traditional country singer found himself with a wealth of sonic riches.“Obviously, the pandemic changed a lot of things for us,” says Bamford, who is bringing his band to River Cree Friday night. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.

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