CONEY HATCH’s ANDY CURRAN Announces Limited-Edition ‘Rockaholic’ Collector’s EP
Andy Curran, Coney Hatch founding member and vocalist, has announced *Rockaholic*, a limited-edition EP that revisits his solo work and adds two new songs. The release is the first of three planned vinyl editions drawn from his archives, and accompanies plans to perform solo material live again in 2027.
The EP has four tracks: the album version of “Rockaholic”, “Lookin’ For Love” making its first vinyl appearance, and 2026 remixes of “No Tattoos” and “License To Love”. The first 100 copies bought through Vault Press come with handwritten, signed lyrics from Curran’s archive; the further releases *Caramel* and *Leisureworld* are planned for 2027. Curran’s announced 2027 performances with April Wine are in Ottawa on 22 January and Niagara Falls on 5 March.
- Andy Curran is releasing a four-track collector’s EP.
- The first 100 buyers receive signed handwritten lyrics.
- Two more archive vinyl releases are planned for 2027.
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Coney Hatch is a Canadian rock band formed in 1980, with Andy Curran as a founding member and vocalist. Curran has also made music under his own name, separate from the band.
Rockaholic is part of a planned series of vinyl releases drawn from Curran’s solo archives. The project brings together earlier solo tracks and newer versions, while two more editions, Caramel and Leisureworld, are planned for 2027.
The release is connected to Curran’s plans to perform solo material live again. He is also due to appear with Canadian rock band April Wine at two shows in 2027.