Hellbound Glory is an American country band that was formed in Reno, Nevada in 2008. The band is known for their hard-hitting, whiskey-fueled lyrics that draw from traditional country, rock and roll, and punk rock influences. The band's founder and frontman, Leroy Virgil, has been described as a "modern-day Hank Williams Sr." and a "true country outlaw."

Hellbound Glory's debut album, "Scumbag Country," was released in 2010 and was praised by critics for its honest and gritty lyrics. The band's follow-up album, "Damaged Goods," was released in 2011 and featured the hit single "Better Hope You Die Young."

Over the years, Hellbound Glory has toured extensively and built a loyal fanbase with their high-energy live shows. The band has shared the stage with acts such as Guns n Roses, Kid Rock, Leon Russell, and ZZ Top. In 2013, they released their third album, "LV," which was recorded in Virgil's hometown of Aberdeen Wa.

Despite the band's underground following and critical acclaim, they have struggled to gain mainstream success. However, they continue to release music that is true to their roots and have remained a favorite among fans of outlaw country and punk rock.

Kentucky Mule is an alternative country band based in Santa Cruz, California. The vocalist and songwriter, Coleton Joe Tidwell, effortlessly weaves small-town storytelling and metropolitan modernity. This pairs well with an old-school outlaw rhythm section provided by his backing band of Scott Willis (lead guitar), Will Iermini (bass), & Troy Nadeau (drums). Altogether the band tips it’s cap to the full spectrum of country music while seamlessly blending in their outside influences.

From the desolate folk of a dark Appalachia night to the frantic energy of a boiling whiskey still. Kentucky Mule brings sweaty dance songs, a new twist on popular cover songs, and emotionally provoking portraits of hard, proletariat lives in a small town.