Vance Joy, Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Vance Joy Signs With Atlantic For US Release

by Paul Cashmere on May 1, 2013

Australian singer/songwriter Vance Joy has signed with Atlantic Records in the USA.

Vance Joy, Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Under the deal Vance Joy’s ‘God Loves You When You’re Dancing’ will be released soon in North America. The EP was released in Australia in March.

“We are extremely happy to welcome Vance Joy to the Atlantic Records family. From the moment Craig Kallman and I heard the first demos, we knew this was something truly special. It’s not very often you find an artist whose every song moves you in some way,” says Stefan Max, A&R Atlantic Records.

Vance Joy will support the upcoming US dates for Lissie starting May 21 in Chicago and then jump on the Bernard Fanning Australian tour beginning in Nambour in July.

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