On July 6, 2010, they released How the West was One , inspired by and written during their tour of the American West , initially on their website and subsequently on iTunes and Amazon.com . Their ninth studio album and third of 2010, a collection of original Christmas- and winter-themed…
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A second live album and DVD was recorded in January 2010 and released as a three-disc set in early 2011. Live, Acoustic…And In Cinemascope! was released on May 3, 2011.
The band released their seventh studio album, Nothing Rhymes with Woman , on May 19, 2009. On June 30, 2009, Carbon Leaf was the featured band at Red Rocks ‘ Film On The Rocks.
In August 2007, Scott Milstead was replaced by Jason Neal on drums. In August 2008, Jordan Medas left the band to pursue a teaching career. He was replaced in October 2008 by Jon Markel.
Carbon Leaf played at Sudflood 2007, and dedicated their performance to the memory of the lives lost in the Virginia Tech shootings . All proceeds went towards the memorial fund for the victims and their families.
In June 2006, an interview with Carbon Leaf guitarist Terry Clark was chosen as the cover feature for the inaugural issue of The Green Room magazine. On September 12, 2006, the band released Love, Loss, Hope, Repeat . According to their blog, it was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee , and…
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In January 2006, Carbon Leaf was one of the bands to join Sister Hazel ‘s floating Music festival The Rock Boat . They have also performed on The Rock Boat 2007, Ships & Dip hosted by The Barenaked Ladies in 2008, The Rock Boat in 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, and…
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In Spring 2004, Carbon Leaf signed with Vanguard Records , part of the Welk Music Group and in July of that year released their album, Indian Summer . “Life Less Ordinary” rose to number 5 on the Adult Album Alternative charts and 29 on the Hot AC Charts. Carbon Leaf…
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In January 2003, Carbon Leaf gave permission for fan-made recordings of their concerts to be included in the Live Music Archive , a part of the Internet Archive . Various concerts are available from 2000 to present in lossless formats SHN or FLAC and the lossy format VBR MP3 ,…
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Echo Echo was released in 2001 with “The Boxer” as the first track. In January 2002, Carbon Leaf won the first-ever American Music Awards Presents the Coca-Cola New Music Award for “The Boxer”. As part of winning they performed “The Boxer” live on the AMAs, becoming the first unsigned band…
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