The Hellroys are back! Joined by Kyle Eldridge, this is sure to be a rambunctious night and we can't wait!
The Hellroys announced themselves to an unsuspecting world with their 2014 debut album, “Dumb Country Noise.” Tracks like “Wedding at Walmart” and “Outlaws Don’t Read” quickly established the Hellroys as a hilarious, twang-banging, must-hear band. Their 2018 follow-up album, "HELLROYS Is Real," saw the band hit the national stage when Mojo Nixon and Sirius XM Outlaw Country radio put "I Don't Do No Drugs,” into regular rotation. In 2020, the Hellroys released "HELLROYS On Earth” to "distract the joyless citizenry." Again, Mojo and Sirius XM helped get the word out by featuring "Drunken Corn Teen Blues" and "Mama Used to Beat My Ass" on the Outlaw Country channel. The band is currently preparing the release of their 4th album. The first single, "Asshole Dog," is set for release on February 15, 2022.
Kyle Eldridge is a singer, songwriter, and guitar player from Louisville, KY. Combining a diverse range of Ameripolitan music styles such as Western Swing, Rockabilly, and Honky Tonk Country, Kyle writes, records and performs with an authentic nod to the past while always putting a genuine stamp of modern originality to his music and his performances. As a recording artist, he has released multiple albums of original music over the years and has recorded at studios across the country, including Dale Watson's Watsun Studios in Memphis, TN, Big Tone Studios in Bristol TN, and Deke Dickerson Studios in Los Angeles, CA. As a live performer, he has played all over the country and abroad, in many different cities, venues, and festivals. Be sure to catch Kyle live with his band, Kyle Eldridge and The Kentucky Cowhands at a show near you!
Doors 7pm, Music 8pm
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