RiverLeft Debuts "I Been Tryin'" on WTUL 91.5

Tune in to 91.5 WTUL in New Orleans or listen live on www.wtulneworleans.com at 4 pm today to hear RiverLeft debut the opening track, "I Been Tryin", from their new album to be released this year. Hope you like it!!

RiverLeft on WWL!!

What a great time.  RiverLeft performed as the musical guest live on WWLTV morning news.  We will try to post the video of the show as soon as we clear the rights.

Carrie Sharp, Woman Across Water Photography

It's amazing the the people you find on the road.  Carrie Sharp is one of the premier artists in "Rock n Roll" photography.  Her live shots bring to life any live event and portray musicians in the real and raw way we see them as members of the audience.  RiverLeft is honored to have had Carrie at their last show in Meridian, Mississippi.  You can see more shots from the show on our Photo Page.  You can check out more of her work with other artists at womanacrosswater.com.    

RiverLeft Release "Live @ Tipitina's" Online

 Be sure to go the FREE MUSIC page to hear the whole concert from RiverLeft's show headlining at Tipitina's.  What a night!!!  Hope you enjoy!!!

RiverLeft Begins Working on New Album

 RiverLeft hits the studio soon to work on the next album, but we need your help.  Be sure to go the Free Music page to hear scratch recordings of the album in full.  You can vote on your favorites, add comments, and donate to help us make the album.     

RiverLeft on Youtube!

Be sure to check RiverLeft out on YouTube.  You can see an exerpt of "Eve" from their show on May 18 at Tipitina's here, as well as a video from Navarre Beach with guest musician Daniel Maher here.

New Photos by George Long

RiverLeft recently did a photo shoot with famed New Orleans photographer George Long. You can see photos from the shoot at our Photos Page.  
 
George Long has captured New Orleans culture through his camera for decades and recently put out "Katrina Days," a remarkable gallery of the sad, beautiful, and strange sights to be seen in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.  To buy the book or to learn more about George Long you can visit his website at www.georgelong.com.