Mike Stinson & Keegan McInroe

From stone cold honky tonk to some of the stoutest rock you’ll ever hear, Mike Stinson writes ’em and sings ’em like music is a life-and-death matter. Dwight Yoakam covered Stinson’s “Late Great Golden State.” After 18 years in Los Angeles, Stinson moved to Houston, Texas four years back, and the move spurred an amazing streak of creativity, which he captured on his fourth album with legendary roots producer R.S. Field.

Keegan McInroe is a Texas based singer-songwriter. Weaving together threads from old country, old blues, gospel, and rock & roll, McInroe creates an original tapestry of American roots music, earthy and lyric driven. In 2003, Keegan McInroe participated in founding rock & roll outfit, Catfish Whiskey (2003-2009), in Fort Worth, TX. Since May of 2006, Mr. McInroe has survived soley as a musical troubadour performing and rambling all over Texas, the united States, and occasionally over seas. Since 2008, McInroe has primarily worked as a solo artist, though he does have friends join him from time to time in the studio and on the stage. McInroe has performed opening duties for Leon Russell, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Ian Moore, Eric McFadden, Otis Taylor, Randall Bramblett, The Band of Heathens, and Lu Mitchell. He currently resides in Texas. Discography A Thousand Dreams - 2012 From the Wall & In the City - 2010 Mozelle - 2009 Blood & Bones - 2008 (with Catfish Whiskey)