Moonshine Bandits, Southbound and Grayson Capps

When you add the ingredients of women, whiskey, 4 wheel drives, a twist of Johnny Cash meets the Beastie Boys, shake well & pour over ice - you get the Moonshine Bandits. California's favorite blue collar outlaws, known as the Moonshine Bandits, have taken their somewhat obscure music genre of Outlaw Country Rock/Rap to all types of new audiences. The Bandits' song writing reflects a backstage pass into their "Shiner" lifestyle on the road and their "let's raise some hell" attitude.

Southbound formed in 2009 with members of Sixth Floor, Southern Thunder, Snake Creek and Hardlife.Seasoned musicians with one common goal, to do what we want when we want!The debut cd entitled "Dry County Blues" is due for release in early spring and is sure to make some noise!With everything from rowdy,dirt road racin' songs like "Southern Livin'" to the soulful southern anthem "Outlaw" this album has something for everyone. 

Rott ‘N’ Roll. The title originated with Grayson Capps’ fans in New Orleans as an explanation of his music. Prostitutes, alcoholics, vagrants and drifters often inhabit the southern troubadour’s songs, while his live performances are ignited by sanctified Southern soul, howling back-country stomp and raucous roadhouse blues.. Slowly, but surely, the phrase spread from one city to the next as the definition of the Grayson Capps experience. For Grayson himself, Rott ‘N’ Roll has come to represent the state of mind needed to play uncompromising roots music as a means for survival in the Dirty South; the yin and yang between the debauchery of life on the road and the come down upon returning home..