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BrokeDown Cadillac is featured on Outbound Radio |
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 BrokeDown Cadillac is a 5-piece modern country band fronted by Atlanta native, Corri English, and her counterpart, Randy Dunham. Their sound is an upbeat country-rock blend highlighted by Corri’s forthright lead vocals with Randy accompanying her in harmony and counter melody. The themes explored in their music are common and relatable, whether it is about the loss of love, or just wanting to have a good time; each song is crafted to conjoin the overall experience of living in America. The band, a tight collection of seasoned players, rarely offer people a chance to sit down, with their string of upbeat, toe-tapping numbers commandeering fans to the dance floor. Brokedown Cadillac made their national debut onscreen in March of 2009 in the Walt Disney Picture’s #1 movie Race to Witch Mountain where they performed as the band in a honky-tonk bar. The group has five original songs in the film, two of which appear on the official soundtrack: “Boogie-Woogie Saturday Night” and “Southern Nights.” The band’s debut album, “Somewhere in America,” was also released in March 2009. Corri, Randy, and the band are huge fans and supporters of the U.S. military, and have spent much of 2009 touring Navy bases. They recently returned from their first MWR tour to Kuwait and Iraq, where they performed for troops over the Thanksgiving holiday. They will embark on their second tour to Iraq in April '10. While the band was born out of Los Angeles, they have gone back to southern roots, and are now based primarily out of Nashville, TN. The band will begin touring the Southeast early next year. |
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