SINGER/SONGWRITER TRENT HANCOCK
SUPPORTS POP STAR RYAN CABRERA
AT L.A.’S KEY CLUB ON JULY 27
AND SHOWCASES MUSIC FROM HANCOCK’S
SOLO DEBUT EP
‘GHOSTBIRD’ NOW AVAILABLE ON iTUNES 

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The Multi-Talented Artist Prepares To Embark
On A Major U.S. City Tour With Indie Rockers
Ernie Halter And Tony Lucca

Currently breaking out as a solo artist, Trent Hancock, debuts his highly anticipated EP, Ghostbird, now available on iTunes. The singer/songwriter is taking an off date during his upcoming national tour of more than 20 cities with renowned acoustic soul singers Ernie Halter and Tony Lucca, to open for pop star Ryan Cabrera on July 27 at the Key Club on the infamous Sunset Strip in Los Angeles.

Hancock’s tour with Halter and Lucca launches Sunday, July 11 at Sainte Rock in Hermosa Beach, Calif. and wraps at Workplay in Birmingham, Ala. on August 26. Other cities on their itinerary include San Francisco, Las Vegas, Denver, Salt Lake City, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Nashville and Atlanta to name a few.

Currently a resident of Brooklyn, NY after years of living in San Diego, Hancock—who recently picked up endorsements by Gibson and Sennheiser –worked on Ghostbird with producer Mikal Blue–who helmed Colbie Caillait’s double platinum debut Coco, plus recordings for Five For Fighting and OneRepublic–to create six-track project. Blue’s partner Andrew Williams is also a producer on Ghostbird.

It’s not uncommon for indie artists to cite The Beatles as primary musical influences–but Hancock weaves the Fab Four into his back story in several unique ways in the new EP. Also, inspired by New York City, he began immersing himself in the city’s music scene, inspiring him to develop his original songwriting, and work on mainstream pop/rock material which he would eventually release on Ghostbird.

Upcoming shows:

July 11           Saint Rocke                          Hermosa Beach, Calif.
July 13           Hotel Utah                             San Francisco, Calif.
July 15           Zoey’s                                                Ventura, Calif.
July 21           Malloy Malone’s                   Los Angeles, Calif.

July 27           The Key Club                       Los Angeles, Calif.
July 29           House Of Blues                   Las Vegas, Nev.
July 31           Kilby Court                            Salt Lake City, Utah

August 2        Walnut Room                       Denver, Colo.
August 4        Off Broadway                        St. Louis, Mo.
August 6        Radio Radio                          Indianapolis, Ind.
August 7        Mad Planet                            Milwaukee, Wis.
August 10      SPACE                                  Chicago, Ill.
August 11      Wilberts                                  Cleveland, Ohio
August 12      Intersection                           Grand Rapids, MI
August 13      Crowfoot / Pike                     Detroit, Mich.
August 14      Rumba                                   Columbus, Ohio
August 15      Club Café                              Pittsburgh, Pa.
August 17      Joe’s Pub                              New York City, N.Y.
August 19       Jammin Java                       Vienna, Va.
August 20      Tin Angel                               Philadelphia, Pa.
August 21      Nightcat                                 Easton, Md.
August 22      Eve Muse                              Charlotte, N.C.

August 24      3rd and Lindsley                  Nashville, Tenn.
August 25      Eddie’s                                   Atlanta, Ga.
August 26      Workplay                              Birmingham, Ala.