UNITED UTAH PARTY ANNOUNCES DAVIS COUNTY CONVENTION
Farmington gathering is one of five UUP county conventions across the state
FARMINGTON, UT – On Saturday, April 21, at 10:00 am, the United Utah Party will be holding its Davis County Convention at Knowlton Elementary School in Farmington. This will be one of five UUP county conventions in preparation for the UUP state convention on April 28 at Midvale Middle School in Midvale.
Both Jan Garbett and Eric Eliason, two of the UUP’s candidate for Congress, will be speaking at the convention, as well as Richard Davis, the United Utah Party Chair. Garbett is running to represent the Second District, while Eliason is running to represent the First District. Both congressional districts include parts of Davis County.
“Davis County voters have a real choice this time around,” Davis said. “The 900-plus people who turned out to our caucuses last month are fed up with the broken two-party system, and more and more people across the state are finding a new political home in the United Utah Party.”
At the convention, county officers for the party will be elected. All members of the UUP are automatically designated as delegates to the convention and are eligible to participate in the process.
The United Utah Party has 19 candidates running for office throughout the state.
More information is available at the United Utah Party website unitedutah.org.
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WOES
Release New Single "HLB2"
Announce Self Help EP Out May 4th
Via UNFD
April, 13, 2018 - Scotland, UK - Scottish pop-punk band WOES have released their new single "HLB2" today. Listen to the track here. The song, which is a homage to Drake's megahit "Hotline Bling", is the fourth single off of the band's forthcoming EP Self Help out May 4th via UNFD. Pre-order Self Help here.
"I remember when I first demoed HLB2 I was so excited about it! I knew it had something really special," states lead singer David Jess. "When I first started working on it, it was a totally guitar based song that sounded like what you would expect from us. When we started working on it as a band, we couldn't get it together so it went on the backburner for a while. Then after a month or two we looked at it with fresh eyes, we were like 'OK, holy shit, now we're on to something.' and the whole song was pretty much re-written from there, barring a couple bits from the original arrangement."
"Lyrically, the song is about trying to get it together with someone you have a casual thing with, and it not working out and the kind of self-reflections that come from that kind of experience. It's something that has happened to me a few times I guess, and at the time I couldn't really see why. Looking back now, I was just putting all my time and energy AND money into music, and not really leaving anything of myself for someone to want to be in a relationship with. So I tried to put myself in that headspace of, 'what is this person's problem' and gradual realisation of your own flaws over time - that it was your fault all along that things couldn't work out."
"HLB2" follows previous singles Losing Time, Real World, and High On You, which garnered support from the likes of Alternative Press, BBC Radio 1 Rock Show, Rock Sound, Kerrang! Magazine and Radio, and Upset. All tracks are featured on the band's forthcoming EP Self Help.
"Any song that you write is a cathartic human process of something that͛s happened to you or an expression of hurt or an expression of love, and for me any song that I write is self-help", says DJ. With prolific producer Seb Barlow (Neck Deep, WSTR) at their disposal, they did what they do best: worked hard. "We wanted to write songs that sounded unique. We made a conscious decision to write distinctive sounding songs, we would only work on a piece of music if it made you feel something. And it's our best work yet! As we were writing these songs our band was growing and growing, and we anticipated that we were writing songs that we were going to be playing in HUGE venues. We've never really had to write music with the expectation of having to play it to thousands of people before. So that changed the dynamic of how we structured songs quite significantly."
Woes have been touring non-stop the past few months with the likes of Neck Deep, Seaway, and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, and are showing no sign of slowing down. The four-piece is slated to perform at Download, Slam Dunk, and Galaxy Camp festivals this summer. Topping it off, the band will have a UK headline run in May and Scottish regional tour in June.
WOES is David Jess (vocals), Sean Duddy (bass/vocals), Stuart Laing (guitar), and Ryan Neish (drums).
Self Help Track Listing:
1. High On You
2. Real World
3. Losing Time
4. Over It
5. HLB2
Upcoming Tour Dates:
w/Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes
May 2 - Birmingham, UK - Flapper
May 3 - Cardiff, UK - Clwb Ifor Bach
May 4 - Dorset, UK - Teddy Rocks
May 5 - Liverpool, UK - Sound Basement
May 6 - Norwich, UK - Waterfront Studio
May 7 - Newcastle, UK - Jumpin Jacks
May 17 - Zurich, CH - Galaxy Camp
May 18 - Karlsruhe, GH - Galaxy Camp
May 19 - Koln, GE - Galaxy Camp
May 20 - Leipzig, GE - Galaxy Camp
June 10 - Donington, UK - Download Festival
June 21 - Edinburgh, UK - Opium
June 22 - Inverness, UK - Tooth & Claw
June 23 - Dundee, UK - Beat Generator
June 24 - Glasgow, UK - The Garage Attic
Follow Woes:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woesuk/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/woesuk
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woesuk/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/weareunified
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Email: press@oc.usda.gov
ADVISORY: Secretary Perdue in Virginia MONDAY and Tennessee TUESDAY
(Washington, D.C., April 13, 2018) – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue will visit Virginia on MONDAY, April 16th to guest lecture at Lincoln Memorial University’s (LMU) College of Veterinary Medicine. On TUESDAY, April 17th the Secretary will visit Tennessee to participate in a Tax Day event at the Knox Farmers Cooperative.
Secretary Perdue Guest Lectures and Participates in Q&A at LMU’s College of Veterinary Medicine
WHAT: Secretary Perdue will guest lecture and participate in a Q&A with veterinary students at LMU’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
WHEN: MONDAY, April 16th at 12:30 p.m. ET
WHERE: DeBusk Veterinary Teaching Center, 203 Debusk Farm Drive, Ewing, VA 24248
Secretary Perdue Participates in Tax Day Event and Holds Media Availability
WHAT: Secretary Perdue will participate in a Tax Day event at the Knox Farmers Cooperative where he will deliver remarks on tax reform and participate in a Q&A with farmers. Following the event, the Secretary will hold a media availability.
WHEN: TUESDAY, April 17th at 12:15 p.m. ET
WHERE: 3903 Fountain Valley Dr, Knoxville, TN 37918
