EG Vines performs at Poor David’s Pub on September 17th

Nashville rocker and songwriter EG Vines performs at Poor David’s Pub in Dallas on September 17. Vines is touring the country in support of their second album, “Through the Mirror”. Several years ago, Vines left her demanding but stressful corporate job to devote herself to music full time. He released his critically acclaimed debut album, “Family Business”, in 2019.

“There’s more to say here, and I just decided I really wanted to dig in,” Vines said.

Through the looking glass

With “Through the Mirror”, Vines keeps its promise and proves to be an essential voice in music. Press documents describe the electric guitar-riddled “Through the Mirror” as “partly indie rock nirvana and partly a reaction to an ultra-politicized world.”

“It’s open enough that people can get different things out of it. It’s definitely a reaction to our ultra-politicized world and social media. It’s this social dilemma, people find themselves in their halls of mirrors, and maybe they’re not looking at reality, ”Vines said.

The album was recorded primarily in Nashville’s Skinny Elephant Recording with co-producer Dylan Alldredge, Vines taking inspiration from punk and alternative rock favorites. The artist offers his own views against biting riffs and throbbing drums. It encourages listeners to critically engage with the world around them. Its narration is inspired by musicians and folk artists like Jason Isbell and Bob Dylan.

EG Vines

Vines describes the album as a “Rorschach test for the modern world”, delivering its messages across a wide range of subjects. Topics range from American history to what theoretical extraterrestrial visitors might think when they arrive on Earth.

Songs from the new album include “Am I Dreaming”, “Good Enough”, “The Royal Diplomat”, “King of the Rat Race” and “Them”. “Meat on My Eyes”, “Ride”, “Waiting for Aliens”, “Peace in this World” and “Every Star”. complete the album.

Her second album features examples of how Vines is able to take personal points of view, add tons of guitars, and add a little poetic license to create songs suitable for arenas and amphitheatres around the world. . “Through the Mirror” is available to stream or purchase online now.

Vines will appear with special guest Andrew Holmes at Poor David’s Pub, 1313 Boulevard Botham Jean. (formerly S. Lamar Street) in Dallas’ Cedars district September 17. Concert tickets ranging from $ 15 to $ 22. Doors open at 7 p.m. and show starts at 8 p.m. For information, please call 214-565-1295.