From: sunofmusic@gmail.com   
      
   (Jacksonville, Fla.)- The Crazy Daysies, a country/Americana trio based in   
   Jacksonville, will play venues in three states as part of their 'Sister Roots   
   & Cowboy Boots Tour.' Starting at the Hammock Wine Shoppe in Palm Coast on   
   June 6, the trio will    
   perform at venues like Orlando Brewing (FL), the Surf Bar in Folly Beach (SC),   
   and Catch 228 on St. Simon's Island (GA).   
      
   Included in the 12-city tour is a special performance in the acoustic VIP   
   lounge at the Coral Sky Amphitheater in West Palm Beach. That performance is a   
   featured act during set changes for the Tim McGraw concert at the Amphitheater   
   where country artists    
   Billy Currington and Chase Bryant will also perform.   
      
   From eclectic venues in small towns like Jasper, Florida, to Country Fest in   
   the nation's oldest city of St. Augustine, The Crazy Daysies will bring their   
   unique blend of country/Americana to audiences young and old.   
      
   The trio is composed of Rebecca Day (lead vocals, guitar), her sister Jennifer   
   Day Thompson (viola and vocals), and Fernandina Beach percussionist Beau   
   Littles.   
      
   Rebecca pointed to South Florida Country Music as an organization that is "a   
   great outlet for Florida country musicians." She said SFCM put together the   
   opportunity at the Tim McGraw event. She added, "Even though we are   
   independent musicians, it doesn't    
   mean we are on this journey alone. Organizations such as South Florida Country   
   Music, and our independent label CBM Records, based out of Atlanta, help us to   
   continue on a path of success."   
      
   Full details on all cities and venues on the tour are posted with updates on   
   the trio's official website, thecrazydaysies.com.    
      
   Press Contact:   
   Rebecca Day   
   904-710-0991   
   rebeccadaymusic@gmail.com   
      
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