The latest Rusted Root studio effort, Stereo Rodeo, is set for a March 17 digital release, with CDs available in stores on May 5. Prior to then the band is offering up its new single,Dance In The Middle’ as a free single on the Amie Street website. While fans will be able to download the song for free, there is also a charitable component, as through Tuesday, Amie Street will donate 10 cents for every download to Grow Pittsburgh, an organization ‘aiming to model, teach, and facilitate sustainable urban agriculture within the Pittsburgh region.’ Rusted Root has announced select live dates over the coming months, including a show at Kent Stage in Kent, Ohio tomorrow night, Saturday the 14th.
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