Rival Sons &; &;Look Away” (from The Wiltern, Los Angeles, CA)

Rival Sons – “look Away”

Rival Sons' " Look Away," featured on their album " Feral Roots," showcases the band's signature rock sound. The performance was filmed at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and directed by Rick Horn. The album is available for download and streaming through Low Country Sound and Atlantic Records. Fans can connect with the band via their official website and social media platforms.

Rival Sons &; Sugar On The Bone (Official Video)

Rival Sons – Sugar On The Bone

Rival Sons have released the official video for their track " Sugar On The Bone," available through Low Country Sound/ Atlantic Records. The video, filmed and edited by Patrik Skoglöw, showcases the band's distinctive style. Fans can also explore their latest album, " Feral Roots," and check tour dates on their official website.

Rival Sons &; Too Bad (Official Video)

Rival Sons – Too Bad

Rival Sons have released the official video for their song " Too Bad," now available through Low Country Sound and Atlantic Records. The video, directed by Jordan Bellamy and edited by Aaron Eisenberg, showcases the band's distinctive style. Fans can download or stream their album " Feral Roots" from various platforms. For more information, visit their official website and social media pages.

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