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JOHN SCHNEIDER ROLLS OUT NEW ALBUM TRUCK ON

PORTION OF ALBUM PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT ST. CHRISTOPHER TRUCKERS RELIEF FUND


Hit the open road for some "freewheelin' fun" (Parade.com) with Truck On, acclaimed actor and musician John Schneider's new album available today through BFD/Audium Nashville and Maven Entertainment. The 14-song project is an ode to highway heroes and a portion of the proceeds will benefit St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that helps over-the-road/regional semi-truck drivers and their families.


“If it weren’t for our truck drivers during this last year or so, we wouldn’t have been able to survive," shares Schneider of his inspiration for the album. "As songs like 'Convoy' and 'Six Days on the Road' and many of the great trucking songs of the 70’s, it’s about time we wave their flag and say thank you.”


Reviewers are praising Truck On and Schneider's salute to truck drivers and their families


John Schneider is shining the spotlight on his acting career in his latest music release. The music video to "Truck On" includes scenes from the actor's 2020 film Stand On It and callbacks to his beloved series The Dukes of Hazzard

People.com/ Eric Todisco


The song rolls along as smoothly as a well-oiled 18-wheeler down the highway. It’s a lightweight song that still manages to pay homage to the drivers who have kept the supplies moving, all the while listening to the Rolling Stones. Better still, a portion of the sales from the album will go to St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund, which provides assistance to truckers out of work due to illness or injury.

Billboard.com/ Melinda Newman


With cleverly composed lyrics and a rocking band that showcases Schneider’s deep-down home vocals, the song is a showman’s dream. Big, loud, fun and freewheeling.

Parade.com/ Laura B. Whitmore


John Schneider is doing more than just singing a song for the American truck driver. With a new song called "Truck On," he's hoping to help truckers in need during the pandemic.

Taste of Country/ Billy Dukes


This toe-tapper from the concept CD boasts plenty of twanging electric guitar and a dandy lyric. A good-time, gospel-tinged rouser.

MusicRow/ Robert K Oermann


The video for the title track from the album premiered exclusively on People.com and features scenes from Schneider’s most recent acting venture “Stand On It,” an action-comedy movie made in tribute to the 1977 classic, “Smokey and The Bandit.” The film was produced through Maven Entertainment and was written and directed by Schneider to have the signature tongue-in-cheek charm from both “Smokey and The Bandit” and “The Dukes of Hazzard.” The video even features a car chase reminiscent of his countless races through the infamous Hazzard County during his Bo Duke days.


St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that helps over-the-road/regional semi-truck drivers and their families who are out of work due to a recent illness or injury. Assistance may be in the form of direct payment to providers for household living expenses such as, rent/mortgage, utilities, vehicle payments, and insurance. The SCF also provides health and wellness programs such as free vaccines, smoking cessation and diabetes prevention. St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund has assisted more than 3,000 drivers with more than 3 million dollars. For more information, visit TruckersFund.org.


Truck On Track Listing:

1. Truck On

2. Roy

3. Born At A Truck Stop

4. Cowboys Don’t Get Old

5. Drinking Buddy

6. Bottom Of The 5th

7. Comin’ To

8. Haulin’ Hell and Bayou Bound

9. Free Born Man

10. Stand On It

11. Behind Closed Doors


For more information and the latest news on John Schneider, follow him on Facebook and Twitter or visit JohnSchneiderStudios.com.


BFD was formed in 2013 as a boutique independent distributor with a global sub-distribution arrangement with The Orchard. BFD currently represents over fifty companies and artists. Visit BobFrankEnt.com for more information.

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