 | LOCM Magazine
Wednesday, Jul 1st, 2009
" Sometimes appearances can be deceiving, especially in the entertainment industry. But once in a blue moon, you come across the real thing. Tabatha and Southern Fryd are the real thing. When Tabatha Rowland is on stage, she doesn't perform - she does what she loves in the most genuine way possible - by being herself."
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|  | Country Weekly
Wednesday, Feb 11th, 2009
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|  | Country Weekly
Sunday, Feb 8th, 2009
Tabatha & Southern Fryd
Hank It Up
Tabatha Rowland is a lot of things: wife, mother, sister, daughter and one of the hottest new country artists to come along in quite a while. What she‘s not is even better. No sweet little country girl here—just raw, gritty songs about love, hard work, family and dreams. Tabatha and her band, Southern Fryd, take you on a trip from America’s Main Street to your own back porch, hitting every dirt road along the way. Her latest release, Avoid Heat and Flame,...
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|  | Paducah Sun
Saturday, Nov 22nd, 2008
Tabatha Rediscovered
"I am a country song" by Adam Schull ashull@paducahsun.com
There's Tabatha the country rocker.
With coal black hair flying, and sometimes shoeless, she belts her twangy country tunes over the romping backing band Southern Fryd.
She leads the band into weekend gigs at Paducah haunts like Jeremiah's and Fat Moe's on Braodway.
And there's Tabatha Rowland, a 37-year-old mother maintaining a house full of five children and husband Jeff in Lyon County.
She works as an as...
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|  | Today's Country Magazine
Friday, Nov 21st, 2008
On their debut full-length “Avoid Heat and Flame,” Tabatha and Southern Fry’d prove that you can take more traditional based influences like Mary Chapin Carpenter and The Judds and mix them perfectly with enough of a modern country sound so that mainstream radio takes notice. This is evident the minute you hit play and the opening notes of the rocking country song “Stubborn” begin. Tabatha’s vocals are a perfect fit for this tongue and cheek, modern styled song that shows exactly what it mean...
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|  | The Crittenden Press
Friday, Nov 21st, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Southern sound
If you're a fan of hip-slapping country music then look no farther than Tabatha Rowland's new compact disc, Avoid Heat and Flame.
Rowland grew up in Lyon County and has lived in Marion in the past. Her daughter attends Crittenden County High School.
After years of singing in honky tonks, clubs and for various other gatherings, Rowland and her band, Southern Fryd, has released an album which features a sure-fired hit Hank It up. The CD was produced ...
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|  | WKDZ Interveiw
Friday, Nov 7th, 2008
Bill Booth Talks With Western Ky. Singer Tabatha Rowland during the LIVE AFTERNOON DRIVE
Raised in Lyon County and now residing in Livingston County, Tabatha Rowland and her band SOUTHERN FRYD have a CD Release party scheduled for Saturday May 17th to honor the release of their first CD. Bill Booth interviewed her this past Wednesday during the LIVE AFTERNOON DRIVE on Real Country 106.5 WKDZ.
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|  | LOCM Radio Interview
Sunday, Aug 10th, 2008
Tabatha Rowland is in the "artist spotlight" on Ladies Of Country Music Radio. Announcer Jerry Pitts introduces the participants and plays selected songs from the new album "Avoid Heat & Flame". Tabatha is interviewed by Steve from "Quiet On The Set" Productions.
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|  | Country Stars Online
Tuesday, Jul 15th, 2008
Tabatha & Southern Fry’d - Avoid Heat & Flame
By: Brianna Nightingale, CSO Staff Journalist
7/15/08
One thing I love about the internet is that you can find independent artists from around the world that you would never have a chance of hearing on the radio. Many of them are so good you want to turn the radio off and turn MySpace on.
The name, the sound and the attitude of Tabatha & Southern Fry’d is as southern as biscuits and gravy. There are no pretensions and no trying to be somethi...
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|  | Herald Ledger
Wednesday, Feb 20th, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Local recording artist debuts new song
Herald Ledger Staff Report
Hometown favorite band Tabatha and Southern Fry’d will debut the first single from its ten-song new album “Avoid Heat and Flame” on Paducah radio station 93.3 WKYQ’s long-running Outlaw Hours program this Friday at 11 p.m. The band’s founder and lead singer, Tabatha Rowland, will be in the studio for a live interview with the show’s host, Redman, during the the debut of “Hank It Up.”
“Two l...
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