For nearly 35 years, Jim The Reverend Heath has been infusing rock n roll with punk, surf, big-band, 50s rockabilly, swing, jazz, and country. Aside from being masterful on his signature model Gretsch guitar, Jim and his band Reverend Horton Heat are considered to be one of the most exciting shows on the road.

Jims storybook is a tome: From recording with Lemmy Kilmister; being revered by country music legends like: Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Dolly Parton; touring with Motorhead and Sex Pistols (a young Lydon was connected to Jims original 1985 demo); to providing sage-like touring opportunities to upstarts Soundgarden, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, White Zombie, and countless others across decades on the road.

Reverend Horton Heat continue to perform 150-200 dates a year, while his cross-country residencies and now-infamous Hortons Hayride festival have become destination events for fans worldwide. Quite simply, Jim Heath is an American treasure.

From his signature Gretsch guitar, Jim Reverend Horton Heath summons a bounty of rock n roll flavors and Whole New Life is the perfect example of how a great song can hook you instantly. Also featuring longtime slap-bass general Jimbo Wallace, the eleven track blockbuster features new sticksman Arjuna RJ Contreras whose jazz and rock qualifications brought a distinctive new backbeat to the legendary rockabilly duo. A flashy, young pianist named Matt Jordan, possessing all the pomp and power of Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard, rounds out the lineup. Heath expands, I love playing with these guys, it truly is a whole new band, so the title fits perfectly. It is appropriate for what Jimbo, RJ, Matt and I are going through. Were really enjoying our career right now and its all a little new for each of us.