detroit become human

New Album on Bandcamp!

March 26, 2020 — Leave a comment

Hello everyone, hope you are staying safe and well. Our new album “Lost on the Range” is available on Bandcamp for digital download. Just click here. It will be on all other digital outlets starting April 10th. Enjoy 🙂

Album Release Show!

February 22, 2020 — Image — Leave a comment

We are excited to announce that we will be having a release show for our new album “Lost on the Range” on April 10th at Ant Hall in Hamtramck. Joining us on the bill are Don Duprie and Jo Serrapere and the LaFawndas. Both bands will be a real treat to see and we hope you will be able to come help us celebrate. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. The show starts at 8pm. Here is the ticket link below. We hope to see you there!

Ticket Link
https://www.planetant.com/music/whiskeycharmers

New Live Video “Sidewinder”

February 9, 2020 — Leave a comment

Many thanks to Beirdo for the great video of our song Sidewinder. Filmed last night at Detroit Shipping Company.

Indiegogo Launched!

February 4, 2019 — Leave a comment

We have launched our Indiegogo for our third album! Everyone who pledges gets a download of our song “Human” the same day that they pledge. Many more rewards available such as album downloads, CDs, T-shirts, album credits, private shows and more at https://igg.me/at/WhiskeyCharmers !

Detroit: Become Human

May 29, 2018 — Leave a comment

We are excited to announce that three songs from our first record are in the new video game Detroit: Become Human, developed by Quantic Dream and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation 4, released worldwide on May 25th. The game takes place in Detroit in 2038 and is centered around three androids: Connor, Kara, and Markus. All three songs in the game (Can’t Leave, Straight and Narrow, and C Blues) play inside Jimmy’s bar where Connor meets Lieutenant Anderson.

You can find “Can’t Leave” in the first scene of the video game walk through below.

We spoke with Michael Jackman from The Detroit Metro Times the other day, and he wrote a fun article which you can find here. 

The coolest thing about our music being in Detroit: Become Human? People are still listening to our songs in 2038! 🙂