Bahamas Announce New Series Live To Tape, Set To Feature Appearances From The 400 Unit, Lucious, Secret Sisters And More

A new online series entitled Live To Tape has been announced by indie-folk artist Bahamas. The online episodes can be found on the Bahamas YouTube channel, and they feature Bahamas performing remotely with a stellar assembly of musicians and artists. The lineup includes the likes of Lucius, The Secret Sisters, Gus Seyfort (Beck, Adele), and Bob Glaub (Jackson Browne, Rod Stewart).

The first episode has Bahamas playing with esteemed group The 400 Unit and was released on January 16, though the artists’ work together appeared as a three-song set comprised of “Up With The Jones,” “Trick To Happy” and  “I Got You Babe” which aired on CBS Saturday Morning last December. Others to appear on the series are Wylie Gelber, Griffin Goldsmith of Dawes, The Teskey Brothers, Joey Waronker, Russ Kunkle, Russ Pahl, Dave Roe and Gene Chrisman.

Lucius is also set to perform as part of the series, and Bahamas’ new project is not the only series in which the artist will appear. Forevergreen: A Vermont Adventure In Music included Lucius in the last episode of 2020.

The 400 Unit is the band of Jason Isbell, touring as Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, and has had a productive few months with their October performance in Tennessee before their set at drive-in concert in Alpharetta, Georgia. The group is also set to perform at the in person festival Moon Crush in the spring of this year.

Bahamas has just finished an excellent year with the release of their widely embraced album Sad Hunk, their first album since the release of Earth Tones in 2018.

Sara Thompson: Sara grew up in Athens, Georgia, and continues her education there at the University of Georgia. She has been trained in songwriting and also has experience as a writer at UGA's chapter of Odyssey Online. As a marketing major and part of the Music Business Program at UGA, Sara has a diverse and rigorous education. She was also a redesign intern at a sustainable clothing boutique in Athens, where she designed new pieces learned the makings of a small business.
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