Ghost Hounds is a Blues Rock band based proudly out of Pittsburgh. They have toured and shared stages with legendary acts such as Garth Brooks, ZZ Top, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, and others. They just recently performed with Sheryl Crow and Darius Rucker at the American Rodeo in Dallas. Ghost Hounds has just released “Dirty Angel,” the first single from their forthcoming studio album due to be released later this year. It will be the band’s fourth album, and the second official release on the Gibson Records label.
In this interview, vocalist Tré Nation and lead guitarist Johnny Baab talk about the name of the band, their writing process, their new single and forthcoming album, and the song you should play for someone that has never heard the band. They also discuss Gibson Records, touring with the Stones, and their intentions on touring with the new record.
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