Last Train Home

THEY'VE done some amazing things recently:

* Appeared on the CBS "Late Late Show w/ Craig Ferguson."
* Appeared on "Mountain Stage," the syndicated public radio show, alongside Guy Clark, Loudon wainwright, Raul Midon and Michael Penn.
* Appeared on the CMT.com program "New Voices, No Cover," which features video of four songs recorded live in the CMT studios.
* Opened for Dolly Parton in front of thousands, at D.A.R. Constitution Hall, Washington DC.
* Invited to showcase at the IBMA Convention in Nashville.
* Invited to showcase the Americana Music Festival
* Toured Germany, Holland, the Virgin Islands, and across the U.S.
* Celebrated its 10th year by releasing the "Live at IOTA" DVD and CD (its seventh CD!)

Since its beginnings in 1997, Last Train Home has evolved from a part-time band in Washington D.C. to a full-time touring unit based out of Nashville.

Named Washington D.C.'s "ARTIST OF THE YEAR" in 2003, Last Train Home went full-time the same year. Its frontman, Eric Brace, is a former staff writer for The Washington Post where he was a music columnist covering the local music and nightlife scene. Brace has played in several Washington area bands, including B-Time, the Beggars, and Kevin Johnson & the Linemen. He ran a local rock label, Top Records, for many years, before focusing on his own music.

The band has played more than a thousand shows over the years, including tours of Australia, Germany, Switzerland, and the Virgin Islands.

The latest CD, "Six Songs," was released on the Red Beet Records label that Eric founded in 2006. With six full-length recordings under its belt, along with a Christmas EP and another collection of cover tunes, Last Train Home is a prolific band that gets better with each passing release. With no signs of slowing down, Last Train Home is one of the most dynamic and compelling bands on the landscape of American music.