Whiskey Myers Information

Whiskey Myers makes honest music. Loud and proud, they sing about what they know with a refreshing directness and clarity. Some call it rebel music, but it's more like everyday soul. Their songs are stories, with relatable characters and situations. Stories of celebration, of mourning, of trials and triumph. Through the quality of these songs, and the band's undeniable power in concert and on record, Whiskey Myers has attracted a devoted army of outspoken fans who pack venues, sing the band's praises online, and continue to make them a growing word-of-mouth sensation. On February 4, 2014 they unleashed the thrilling 'Early Morning Shakes' upon the world. Their latest full-length was recorded with noted producer Dave Cobb (whose credits include Jamey Johnson, Jason Isbell, and both Waylon and Shooter Jennings) and represents the culmination of years of dedication, experimentation, and refinement. Visceral and dynamic, the album's 12 songs encompass an impressive range of perspectives and emotions - while finding the band's musicianship honed to a razor's edge. And though Early Morning Shakes is a great step forward creatively, it's an organic one. As guitarist John Jeffers explains, "Staying true to ourselves and to our music has gotten us to the point we're at. We really wanted to continue on that same track." The collaboration with Cobb became a vital partnership, essential to Early Morning Shakes' edgy yet accessible sound. "I have to credit Dave for creating a natural, relaxed recording atmosphere," says drummer Jeff Hogg. "It allowed us to be comfortable, creative, and to better express ourselves. Plus, his experience mixing country and rock in his production works perfectly for us. One listen to the lacerating title track - "The coolest song we have ever done," beams lead singer and principal songwriter Cody Cannon - makes very clear that Cobb was an ideal choice to harness the band's growing power and confidence. Although always unabashed, the soul of Whiskey Myers comes through clearer than ever on ...