(Nashville, Tenn. – Dec. 5, 2012) Singer-songwriter, television host/director and author Stacy Dean Campbell is returning to the creative spotlight with plans for a new album­­ and the development of a feature film in 2013.

Campbell is preparing to make his directorial debut with “Cottonwood,” based on the 2004 novel authored by the multi-talented, Texas-based artist.  “Cottonwood” is set in the Depression era in West Texas during the Dust Bowl and documents a series of events that turn a quiet community into a town of tension and frightening truths.  The historical drama is slated to star Anthony Michael Hall, Louis Gossett, Jr., Alison Eastwood and Joe Perry (of Aerosmith fame), among others.

“The process of getting ‘Cottonwood’ developed into a screenplay was a great validation,” said Campbell.  “The way it took a project that was a solo pursuit, and turned it into a tangible group effort provided me with great creative fulfillment.”

A 12-song album originally released with the novel in 2004 will serve as the backbone of the “Cottonwood” soundtrack.  Campbell is also returning to the studio in 2013 to record a new, full-length project of all original material.  It marks Campbell’s first official album release since 1999’s Ashes of Old Love.

In addition to Campbell’s upcoming music and movie endeavors, the New Mexico native continues to be busy with his television career, which includes hosting and production duties for “Bronco Roads” and narrating the Texas music docu-reality series, “Troubadour, TX.”

For more information about “Cottonwood,” visit www.CottonwoodFilm.com.  Filming is set to begin in early summer of 2013.

About “Bronco Roads”:
Hosted by Campbell, each episode of 41 Entertainment’s “Bronco Roads” meanders the back roads of the American West.  Along the way, Campbell presents adventures to viewers in story, travel and song.  Like the generations before them, these are hearty folk who represent American ideals.  Discover unique destinations, experience adventures and explore the best in travel and leisure with guest artists and fellow singer-songwriters sharing their music. For more information about “Bronco Roads,” visit www.BroncoRoads.com.

About “Troubadour, TX”:
Narrated by Stacy Dean Campbell, “Troubadour, TX” is a unique docu-reality television series following the lives of the talented Texas singer-songwriters “Chasing The Dream” and “Living The Dream.”  Each half-hour episode takes the viewer behind the scenes and follows the music, the passion and the journey of these unique Troubadours. Visit www.TroubadourTX.com to watch full episodes, hear music samples and learn more about the show.

30-minute episodes hosted by acclaimed Texas singer-songwriter, filmmaker and author Stacy Dean Campbell

Stacy Dean Campbell

Original series hosted by award-winning Texas filmmaker, singer-songwriter and author Stacy Dean Campbell

(Nashville, Tenn. – June 14, 2012)  41 Entertainment has announced the launch of Bronco Roads, a documentary-style television series hosted by Texas filmmaker, singer-songwriter and author Stacy Dean Campbell.

The series follows Campbell as he travels across the American West in his vintage 1974 Ford Bronco, searching for unique, historical folklore and destinations.  As a 20-year veteran of the entertainment industry, Campbell has frequently documented his travels during his career as a major label recording artist, filmmaker and author.

“Bronco Roads is about rediscovery and getting to know this country’s rich and diverse cultural landscape,” notes Campbell.  “The American West is spirited… and I want to experience as much of it as I can.”

Some of the destinations Campbell has already visited for season one of “Bronco Roads” include Gruene Hall in Gruene, Texas, Carlsbad Caverns in Carlsbad, N.M., the border town of Tombstone, Ariz. and the legendary Alamo Village film set near Del Rio, Texas.

Each 30-minute episode of “Bronco Roads” includes Discovery, Adventure and Travel & Leisure.  The show’s Discovery segment takes the viewer through historical reenactments and archival photos, providing a background education of each destination.  The Adventure segment explores the area’s current activities, while Travel & Leisure highlights unique cuisine, lodging and entertainment options.

Dallas-based television production company 41 Entertainment produces the “Bronco Roads” series, airing on stations throughout Texas.  Click here to see when and where the show currently airs, or visit www.BroncoRoads.com for online episodes, outtakes, original music, photos and Campbell’s travel journal.

A subsidiary of London Broadcasting Company, 41 Entertainment also produces the Texas-based documentary television series, “Troubadour, TX.”

Visit www.TroubadourTX.com orwww.41Entertainment.com for more information about other 41 Entertainment shows in production.

About “Bronco Roads”:
Each episode of “Bronco Roads” meanders the back roads of the American West.  Along the way, you’ll find adventure in story, travel and song, hosted by award-winning filmmaker, singer-songwriter and author Stacy Dean Campbell.  Like the generations before them, these are hearty folk who represent American ideals.  You’ll also discover unique destinations, experience adventures and explore the best in travel and leisure with guest artists and fellow singer-songwriters sharing music.  And don’t forget the food. Green chilies or a chicken fried steak?  Come along and let’s see.  Visitwww.BroncoRoads.com.

About Stacy Dean Campbell:
Texas artist Stacy Dean Campbell is an accomplished singer-songwriter, filmmaker, television host and author.  In the 1990s, Campbell released several critically acclaimed albums for major Nashville labels, including Lonesome Wins Again, Hurt City and Ashes of Old Love. He is an award-winning filmmaker and currently hosts the television series “Troubadour, TX” and “Bronco Roads.”  Campbell penned his first novel in 2004, titled “Cottonwood.”

About London Broadcasting Company and 41 Entertainment:
London Broadcasting Company is a Dallas-based media group formed in 2007 by SunTx Capital Partners and 33-year media veteran and former President and CEO of Gaylord Entertainment Company, Terry London.  London Broadcasting Company owns and operates 17 television channels in five Texas markets, including Dallas.  Its affiliated LBK Entertainment owns 41 Entertainment, a television production company that produces television programs and other forms of video and music content.  Visit www.LondonBroadcastingCompany.com.

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