Twenty five years after their T-Bone Burnett produced debut “Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams” led them to win a Rolling Stone Reader’s poll as “Best New American Band,” The BoDeans are still rocking and harmonizing gracefully, touring the U.S. regularly and exposing the kids of their longtime steadfast fans to real, heartfelt and trend-free music. Best known for their mid-90’s Billboard Top 20 hit anthem “Closer To Free,” which became the theme song for Fox’s “Party Of Five,” Kurt Neumann (vocals and electric guitar) is still focused on, “writing songs that bring good things to the world.” The new album, “Indigo Dreams,” is a salute to the working man - his dreams, his desires, his love, his responsibilities, his ethos. Neumann sees the enduring success of the BoDeans as a byproduct of making music that creates a special connection to moments in people’s lives. “It’s not always this dramatic,” he says, “but we do hear of stories where people are ill or dying and our songs give them a sense of joy and hope. It’s always wonderful to be important to people’s lives. We also saw this YouTube clip of two kids in car seats singing one of our songs on a family road trip. Their parents are playing our songs and we are a part of their world in that moment. I want to know someday that I’ve brought good things into this world, and this kind of fan response confirms that we have been able to do this.”