Tommy Malone and former Evangeline singer-accordion/keyboard-player Beth McKee will be joining forces for a show in Orlando in September.

The rare non-subdudes gig for Malone will be Sept. 12 at the Plaza Theatre in Orlando and will feature him and McKee with a backing back consisting of McKee's drummer-percussionist husband Juan Perez and bassist Gery Wilhelm. They're calling themselves Pan Fried. It'll surely be a night to remember, a mixture of rock, blues, soul, gospel and country music.

McKee, a Mississippi native and former New Orleanian, moved to Orlando after Evangeline broke up. She, Malone and Perez have been collaborating on some new songs, and they will be previewing some of the new material at the show.

Here's a sneak peek at the cover art for the subdudes' upcoming CD, "Flower Petals." (Click on the image for a better view.)

The artwork was done by Willy Matthews, an artist known for his Western-themed work.

The CD is still set for release around Sept. 1. No word yet on pre-orders, but stay tuned!

Texas singer-songwriter Shelley King has just released a new CD single recorded with members of the subdudes. "Summer Wine" is available now from iTunes and other outlets, and the album, "Welcome Home," is set for release this fall.

"Welcome Home" is her fifth independent CD and features John Magnie, Tim Cook and Steve Amedee singing and playing on every song. Like the subdudes' soon-to-be-released "Flower Petals" CD, King's CD "Welcome Home" was recorded in Magnie's home studio in Fort Collins, Colo.