Josh Daniel: Vocals/Guitar/Resonator
Justin Fedor: Vocals/Guitar/Mandolin
Daniel Flynn: Vocals/Drums
Patrick Maholland:Bass

North Carolina’s The New Familiars have been touring & playing their own style of American Rock & Roll for years now. Drawing from the vast influences that they’ve collected throughout their careers, this quartet has shaped a sound that combines the nitty-gritty roots music of the Appalachia with guitar-drenched-drum-driven anthems of Rock & Roll. Through collective songwriting, howling harmonies, & multi-instrumental talent, their show can take you from a back porch hoe-down to a full on rock show at the change of an instrument.

Comprised of songs about love, luck, traveling the road, and finding one’s place in the world the band’s new album, “Between the Moon & The Morning Light” is a crystallization of all that the band has experienced of the last five years, and features many people they have formed bonds with along the way. Guest spots by Bob Crawford of the Avett Brothers, Tania Elizabeth of the Duhks, and Sam Quinn , formerly of the Everybodyfields, demonstrate the range of The New Familiars popularity with their fellow musicians and the diversity of their material. Recorded by Joe Kuhlmann at 34th & Hudson in Charlotte, North Carolina, and mixed by Dave Glasser at Airshow in Boulder, Colorado, Between the Moon and the Morning Light is an album that these four boys will be proud to tour behind, while always creating new material and throwing in the odd foot stomping cover.