2008.06.30
Summer in the studio, + some summer gigs!

So click on our tour link for upcoming shows.

New CDs here too at our webstore. Just click the

"purchase" link in our menu on the left - You can

also purchase albums and singles now

at ITUNES. The direct to Ridgway link:

2008.04.13
More Official Ridgway Merch / Order Online!

More Official Ridgway Merch

Stan Ridgway Audio Interview Online

Lengthy discussion includes Stan's beginnings in music and early influences, his solo career, the early days of Wall Of Voodoo, recording, Drywall, upcoming dates in the UK and yes, baked beans, ventriloquism, magic, and more.

2008.04.03

2008.03.11

Go to TOUR PAGE for details

2008.02.27

2008.02.10

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Mark Ryden "Blood" CD Soundtrack - Jewelbox Edition.

Score by Stan Ridgway and Pietra Wexstun

Available now from A440 Records and stanridgway.com

2008.01.15

2008.01.05

New OFFICIAL STAN RIDGWAY MERCH ONLINE STORE!

Ships in 24 Hours WORLDWIDE DELIVERY! OPEN NOW!

2007.10.30
THANKS TO ALL! for coming out to our USA Tour 2007!

Great crowds and plenty of old friends brought new friends, and some who even maybe had not been outa their HOUSE in 25 years! And it was a TOTAL BLAST! Here's the band onstage at the Highline Ballroom NYC August 8th - Pietra Wexstun (keys,vcs) Stan Ridgway (guitar, harmonica, vcs) Joe Berardi (drums, perc.) Rick King(guitar,vcs). Thanks again everyone for making this one of our best tours EVER.

Tour pics in the GALLERY.

From the Austin Chronicle - Cactus Cafe, Austin TX Jul 23 – 24

It's been 25 years since L.A.'s seminal Wall of Voodoo released Call of the West, and that calls for a drink. The album's dusty, Barstow-to-Bakersfield, Ross Macdonald-meets-Edward G. Ulmer in a Death Valley Detour to nowheresville title track and grimly optimistic film noir narratives still reverberate across the musical Route 66 Voodoo frontman Stan Ridgway paved, roadkill and all. It's the closest musical approximation yet of that hardscrabble, postwar, westward wanderlust to rush headlong into the unknown, "And above all to get a fair shake, to get a piece of the rock, a slice of the pie, to spit out the window of your car and not have the wind blow it back in your face ... ." Ridgway's post-Wall of Voodoo output has, if anything, cemented his neo-noir rep as one of American music's great storytellers, the wild and wily Steinbeck of sad whiskey railroads and rusted, ramshackle American dreams.."

- Marc Savlov / Austin Chronicle

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