Whiskey Myers

This week Whiskey Myers, Curtis Grimes, and TJ Broscoff all have their sights on No.1, but to get there one of them will have to unseat Jake Ward.

This week Whiskey Myers, Jon Wolfe, and Jake Ward all have their sights on No.1, but to get there one of them will have to unseat Kyle Park. Let's see who's up to the task.

This week Whiskey Myers, Jon Wolfe, and Kyle Park all have their sights on No.1, but to get there one of them will have to unseat Josh Ward. Let's see if any are up to the task.

Today, Oct. 18th is the 40th anniversary of Lynyrd Skynyrd‘s “Street Survivors” album & Nov. 4th will be the 48th anniversary of the Allman Brothers Band's self titled debut album. This inspired Whiskey Myers to have an incredible sale with their music... ...

Expect a packed house this Thursday night as Whiskey Myers takes the stage at Midnight Rodeo...

LiveList is a streaming service that allows you to watch your favorite band no matter where they are performing. Tomorrow (March 16) Whiskey Myers will stream their sold out show at The State Room in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't ya just love technology...

We’ve got a brand new No. 1 song in Texas this week. Who lands it? It was a big week on the radio for Casey Donahew, Whiskey Myers, and Jon Wolfe; but only one can be Tops in Texas. 10. Sam Riggs -- High on a Country Song 9. Josh Ward -- Broken Heart 8...

We’ve got a brand new No. 1 song in Texas this week. Who lands it? It was a big week on the radio for Flatland Cavalry, Whiskey Myers, and Jerrett Zoch and the OSR Band; but only one can be Tops in Texas. 10. Jamie Richards -- Second Hand Smoke 9...

After two week run on top, Cody Jinks slips to No. 3, that means we've got ourselves and new No. 1. Whiskey Myers, Reckless Kelly, and Green River Ordinance each hope to take over on top, but there can only be one No. 1. 10. Roger Creager — Wanna Wanna Bar 9...

Whiskey Myers' latest release Mud includes 10 rollicking new tracks that embody country elements as much as rock 'n' roll. A band described by some critics as one that will save country music, frontman Cody Cannon says it's a lofty compliment that he's not sure they're ready to take on.