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Katie Frank & The Pheromones / Cover Club Session / Original Track / 'Misery'

Photo by Allie Wofarth

If you read the 'XPN The Key article about Katie Frank cutting her musical teeth, you see there was a certain amount of push needed to get The Pheromones party started.  If you've been following along any of the recent festival lineup announcements, you will also see that there is no stopping this Katie Frank train from rolling.  Once you spend a little time with Katie Frank & The Pheromones or the Counting Your Curses album it's easy to see why they've been surrounded by so much buzz.

See for yourself as we share Katie Frank and bandmates Josh Werblun and Joe Bisirri in an intimate take on their single "Misery" from Counting Your Curses. The recording is from their Sluice Box session in March for Cover Club when they recorded the great cover of Joan Jett & The Blackhearts "I Love Rock 'n' Roll."


Cover Club / Katie Frank & The Pheromones "Misery"


To see them live and see what the buzz is about you've got an incredible option for each month this summer!


This weekend you can catch them at the FREE Sundrop Music Festival at The Fire with Juston Stens and the Get Real Gang, Kwesi K, Cold Roses, Conversations, John Francis, Griz, Mat Burke, and more.




















On June 5th you can see them at Communion with Dirty Dollhouse, Tutlie, Jessica Hernandez and the Delta, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Desert Noises at Underground Arts!



In July they headline Bourbon and Branch on the 13th!





















And you can't forget their August appearance at the Philadelphia Folk Festival.  Katie Frank & The Pheromones will be making a MAIN STAGE appearance between Old Crow Medicine Show and Shemekiah Copland on August 15th.












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