Dallas Moore
Dallas Moore is a multi-award-winning singer-songwriter and entertainer who has earned a reputation as “The Hardest Working Man in Honky Tonk” and a “Modern Day Hardcore Troubadour” by taking his raucous and rowdy live show on the road over 300 dates a year.
With a career spanning over 25 years and 17 albums, Moore has garnered the reverence of multiple generations who consider him to be the torchbearer for the Outlaw Country flame. Having toured with most all of the original architects of the Outlaw Country and Southern Rock movements respectively, Dallas Moore is the real deal. Turning their influence into inspiration and bridging the gap between the founding fathers of the genre and creating music for a new generation of Honky Tonk Heroes.
“Stripped down to the bare bones with only Moore’s vocals and acoustic guitar to keep you company, Gems & Jams features a unique mix of newly written originals along with newly arranged acoustic versions of deep catalog cuts which have been out of print for many years. This collection of 15 songs are in their most raw, pure and authentic forms, perfect in their imperfections cultivated from minimalistic production and without overdubs. Gems & Jams shines the spotlight on Moore’s blazing and tasteful acoustic guitar skill and soulful storytelling, and it is the perfect successor to his previous acclaimed album No God In Juarez”
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Pure Grain Official Website: www.puregrainmusic.com
Pure Grain
Pure Grain’s roots infused sound continues to defy genres or categorization and has earned them props with country, jam-band, and classic rock fans alike. From southern fried rock to raw funk, country hooks, and bluesy soul, Pure Grain delivers high energy live performances straight from the farm fields and rolling hills of their hometown, Bright Indiana. The band’s latest release, Grass Stains, coming June 13th, 2025 is a tip of the hat back to the beginnings of the band. Stripped down acoustic and pure emotion just like their debut album so long ago. This next chapter in Pure Grain’s music is their first release since the untimely passing of former vocalist Chris (Carolina Kidd) Taber.
“With a flawless blend of southern soul, funky Jerry Reed-style country, and old school blue collar rock, Pure Grain is the real deal. ”
Barnyard Stompers Official Website: www.barnyardstompers.com
Barnyard Stompers
Barnyard Stompers are the one and only husband and wife Country duo with a sound as big as Texas. This cutting-edge group sounds like a four or five-piece band and they pull it off live with no help from fancy gadgetry such as loop machines, synths, or backing tracks.
“It would be difficult, if not impossible, to find a band that better lives up to its name than the Barnyard Stompers… They manage to make a ferocious noise, one that combines gritty rock, stoic country and solid blues, all immersed in an unapologetic and insurgent attitude… What’s especially remarkable is that this band is not an entire ensemble, but rather a dynamic duo. ”
Tom McElvain
The Tom McElvain of today is a culmination of 20 years of bars and road joints mixed with songwriting cliches, bad life choices, regret, and heartache. Co-writing the songs "Grey" and "Rock and Roll" with Cody Jinks, his sustaining vocals about stories of life, redemption, and survival leaves the listener with an intimate memory of his life experiences.
Country mixed with Rock and Roll Blues best describes Tom’s Americana sound. He is currently writing with other artists and soon to be releasing a book, collaborating music video, and a prequel album "Drifter" leading up to to his newest project "Lady In Red" . With his album "Empty Bottle", "Redemption" and 2 other EP's in his portfolio , Tom is striving to tell his story his way in hopes that it will help listeners in similar circumstances find the courage to love, fight, and heal.
“20 years of bars and road joints mixed with songwriting cliches, bad life choices, regret, and heartache. Co-writing the songs “Grey” and “Rock and Roll” with Cody Jinks, his sustaining vocals about stories of life, redemption, and survival leaves the listener with an intimate memory of his life experiences.”
