Dallas Moore is an American Outlaw/Honky-Tonk artist and award winning songwriter of the number one hits”Texas Tornado” “Crazy Again” and “Blessed Be The Bad Ones.” Touring relentlessly with The Dallas Moore Band as well as regular solo acoustic appearances for the Last Honky Tonk Music Series and Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival in Perdido Key, Florida, Moore consistently performs over 300 shows a year coast to coast in the USA.  The Dark Horse Rider album featuring 10 new Dallas Moore originals was released on Sol Records in January of 2015. The Dallas Moore Band is currently nominated for Outlaw Group of the Year at the 2016 Ameripolitan Music Awards in Austin,Texas and for Country Artist of the Year and Singer/Songwriter of the year at the 2016 CEA Awards in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Dallas Moore’s music is featured regularly on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio’s Outlaw Country Channel 60, CMT.com, Yallwire.com and terrestrial AM/FM radio in America, Canada, Europe, Australia and Brazil. You’ll also find Moore profiled in the book “Outlaws Still At Large!” by author Neil Alexander Hamilton along with Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, David Allan Coe, Blackberry Smoke, Wayne Mills & more.

HELLROYS hail from Hatchetgash, Arkansas. They moved north to Old Hilliard's Crossing and started Ohio's first and only Serpentecostal Church of Snake Handlers. Seventy-five percent of all HELLROYS were killed that first year. Turns out snake handling ain't legal and the HELLROYS went to prison. Released in 2012, they now tour the world singing songs of snakes, titties, and Siamese twins. With the support of their fans, the HELLROYS have become America's Favorite Country Mid-Western Band and the sole purveyors of Dumb Country Noise. The HELLROYS’ debut album “Dumb Country Noise” put the band on the map and has sold well into the single digits. The band has just released a follow up called “HELLROYS Is Real” which is on its way to record-breaking, double-digit sales numbers.

Hard working, traveling outlaw circus! Stompers don't have fans, we have family.