South Philly Review

South Philly rock ’n’ roll artist Adam Weiner and his band Low Cut Connie have some new tunes available and a new tour to attend.

The band released its eighth studio album on July 3 called “Livin in the USA” via Contender Records.

Low Cut Connie celebrated the album's new release with a pop-up show at The Vogel in Red Bank, New Jersey before heading to the west coast to begin a new tour. The tour begins in Seattle and culminates at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer on Nov. 20.

Leading up to the album’s release, Low Cut Connie released official videos for singles “Little Freakers” and “Can’t Be Wrong,” which is in the Top 30 on the Americana Radio Chart and Top 40 on the AAA Chart.

The album has received praise from Rolling Stone magazine for its message, stating “Livin in the USA is as much about partying as it is about protesting injustice.”

Weiner shared his passion on writing “Can’t Be Wrong”.

"The world is on fire, so let's get wild,” he said.

Low Cut Connie protesting by day, partying by night - PA Times Media South Philly rock ’n’ roll artist Adam Weiner and his band Low Cut Connie have some new tunes available and a new tour to attend. 

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