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True Strays return with their sophomore album Never Ending Sunset — a bold, heart-on-sleeve fusion of alt-Americana, blues rock, and neo-psychedelia. Raw, anthemic, and unapologetically honest, the Bristol-based duo deliver a sound that feels both retro and cinematic, with towering choruses, thunderous riffs, and harmonies built on decades of friendship.
Formed by lifelong friends James Cameron and Joseph James — a roofer and primary school teacher by day — True Strays have been making noise across the UK and Europe with their soul-drenched live shows and a DIY ethos that fuels everything they do. They've built a loyal grassroots following, toured across Europe and Scandinavia, and survived over 100 festival sets including Glastonbury, The Long Road, Black Deer, Boomtown, Green Man, Shambala, and more.
Inspired by artists like Stephen Wilson Jr., Never Ending Sunset doesn’t shy away from vulnerability. From Joe’s reflection on his mother’s childhood grief in “Shine A Light”, to James’ moving tribute to his father’s brush with death in “Father of Mine”, the album explores the fragility and resilience of life with unflinching honesty. “We wanted to stop hiding the heart of the band,” the duo explains. “This album is a celebration of the strength of the human spirit — and the scars that shape us.”
True Strays have shared stages with genre heavyweights including Lukas Nelson, and performed on the Joe Bonamassa 'Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea' Mediterranean Cruise.
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Formed by lifelong friends James Cameron and Joseph James — a roofer and primary school teacher by day — True Strays have been making noise across the UK and Europe with their soul-drenched live shows and a DIY ethos that fuels everything they do. They've built a loyal grassroots following, toured across Europe and Scandinavia, and survived over 100 festival sets including Glastonbury, The Long Road, Black Deer, Boomtown, Green Man, Shambala, and more.
Inspired by artists like Stephen Wilson Jr., Never Ending Sunset doesn’t shy away from vulnerability. From Joe’s reflection on his mother’s childhood grief in “Shine A Light”, to James’ moving tribute to his father’s brush with death in “Father of Mine”, the album explores the fragility and resilience of life with unflinching honesty. “We wanted to stop hiding the heart of the band,” the duo explains. “This album is a celebration of the strength of the human spirit — and the scars that shape us.”
True Strays have shared stages with genre heavyweights including Lukas Nelson, and performed on the Joe Bonamassa 'Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea' Mediterranean Cruise.
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