Release date: 15th November 2024 

CD Catalogue Number: ESM395

01 Shiver (4:22) 

02 Three Steps Back (4:34) 

03 Getting Closer (4:35) 

04 Help Me Brother (3:59)

05 Gypsy of the Highway (5:17) 

06 Brokendown Town (5:19) 

07 Mystery Man (4:39) 

08 Cool Hand (4:24) 

09 Back Behind The Wheel (4:23) 

10 Long Game (3:42)

11 Actions Speak Louder Than Words (4:03) 

12 All Fired Up (3:57) 

Mixed & mastered by Rich Mouser, The Mouse House Studio, USA.  

Executive Producer:  Khalil Turk for Escape Music Ltd.

All Songs written by  Steve Morris/Steve Overland.

Except “Back Behind The Wheel” by  Steve Morris/Steve Overland/Chris Childs.

“Gypsy of the Highway” by Steve Overland/Chris Childs.

Lonerider is:

Steve Overland – vocals (FM/solo)

Steve Morris - Guitars and Keyboards (Ian Gillan Band/Heartland/Shadowman)

Chris Childs - Bass Guitar (Thunder/Tyketto)

Simon Kirke - Drums  (Bad Company/Free)

Steve Mann - Hammond Organ/Paino/Keyboards (Michael Schenker Group/Lionheat/Ousey-Mann)

In 2019 the debut album “Attitude” by Lonerider was released, a band that not only features Steve Overland (FM, Solo, Shadowman), Steve Morris (Heartland, Shadowman) and Chris Childs (Thunder) but legendary drummer Simon Kirke of Free and Bad Company fame. The band come across like Bad Company mixed with Shadowman and their debut “Attitude” was loved by many. Lonerider have the feel of that classic Bad Company that we know and love, yet the songs are modern, fresh and vibrant. 

In 2022, the follow up album titled “Sundown” was released boasting 12 new tracks of classic rock in the same vein as “Attitude”, well why change a winning formula? The band have continued to attract new fans and they have all been eagerly awaiting a third outing and it’s due for release in November, 2024.

The album “Down in the Dust is released on 15th November. This is an extension of what this exciting band have already given us, and it just keeps getting better. The addition of Steve Mann (Lionheart / MSG) adds so much with that Hammond organ vibe, giving it an “old school” feel and yet the band continues to expand on fresh ideas and melodies. There are no fillers here.

Once again, the Lonerider lineup excel themselves in giving us another fine release.