Raised in the outlaw era of Waylon, Willie, and Hank, it’s obvious where co-founder Lyle Parman’s musical background lies. Lead guitar rides full of southern rock influence and vocals rasped by years of smoke filled honky tonks paint the picture of where this band began and why it has stayed on the road. Parman has been busy musically since the band's time out in 2004. Taking on the role of road manager and band leader for solo artist Luke Stricklin, Lyle expanded his knowledge of the road and racked up thousands of frequent flier miles thanks to the rigorous schedule. Crowded stadiums, Ryman Auditorium Fan Fair, Talladega Speedway, and The Grand Ole Opry are just a few of the iconic venues that Lyle has performed at in the past few years. He also gained national exposure playing on CMT, GAC, the CBS Evening News, The Today Show, CNN, Fox News, and on many other media outlets.

With a degree from the Old School of Country and a P.H.D in the Red Dirt movement, to say Matt plays country music is an understatement. His deep vocals are laced with a Waylon-like quality that cuts through the crowd and leaves them wanting more. His solid bass chops and high energy showmanship makes Matt a fan favorite.

Drummer Jamie Dotson has seen his share of honky tonks thru the years. Even though the session work he does is not as smoky, he lives for the stage. His heavy foot provides the kick that will pull the most reluctant dancers to the floor. Jamie also plays a major role in keeping the band's website up and rolling. He’s a jack of all trades and a true asset to the band.

Danny McBride told his mom when he grew up he wanted to be a musician. She said, "Son, you just can't have it both ways."

Danny was born to a musical family in Muskogee, Oklahoma. His father, Bobby McBride, had him playing gigs on the road at the age of 13. He has since traveled the globe playing with artists such as Merle Travis, Vern Gosdin, David Frizzell, Clinton Gregory, Eddy Raven, Carl Belew, Razzy Bailey, and Brooks & Dunn. He played on the multi-platinum Brooks & Dunn album, "Hard Workin' Man", and appeared in the movie "8 Seconds" and played on the film's soundtrack.

Some of his musical influences are western swing legend Eldon Shamblin, BB King, Steve Morris, Albert Lee, Clinton Gregory, and Bobby McBride.

Danny has appeared on countless television shows, and played in classic venues including Radio City Music Hall, The Grand Ole Opry, The Tonight Show, Hee Haw, Country Tonight, Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve, The CMA Awards, and The ACM Awards.