“In the heart of Utah’s ever-shifting DIY music scene, Jeff Dillon has carved out a path defined by resilience, community, and a quiet defiance of industry norms. After nearly two years away from the stage, the singer-songwriter has returned with renewed purpose”
“Jeff Dillon and The Revival’s new punk-rock EP is something I am surprised to say I will not completely talk shit about.”
“Even though the music picks up, the lyrics still hold tones of regret and sorrow. It seems Dillon has been through a rough patch, and this EP is him letting some of those feelings out.”
“The ultimate message for this is you don’t have to wait for me to help. Go out and help, or if you want to start something, I support it,” says Williams.”
“After being steered away from a musical career at a younger age, Jeff Dillon eventually found his way back home. An unforgettable series of concerts jolted Dillon into realizing that music is his forever calling”
"Jeff Dillon has a knack for creating songs with a simple yet memorable structure, highlighting the lyricism about his experiences while creating catchy hooks for each piece...There is something frank and honest about Dillon’s story that makes it all the more believable and immersive, and the music accompanying the story matches this style with an effortless rock n’ roll feel."
“‘The Men In My Life’ is a song dedicated to three men who have changed my life for the better – my brother, my best friend, and my father. The song is about how I have tried to mentor the first two, only to find them teaching me in the same way that I have tried to live up to my father, and hope that I have taught him a thing or two.”
“Jeff Dillon and The Revival is a difficult band to place in a genre, but in the best way possible. Sometimes they’re acoustic, other times punk, alternative and even ska-influenced”