The Waymores / David Tribble / Matthew Walton

You’ve heard Outlaws, you’ve heard Damsels, and you’ve heard Rockabilly’s… but you haven’t heard anything like The Waymores yet. Comprised of Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal, The Waymores are the epitome of Acoustic Country Music: He was born in a cop car, lived in and out of foster care, and served in the Navy. She used to get stage fright until she was swept up by his charm and grit, started singing country songs, and never looked back. Now they’re writing songs from the road and bringing their intimate, fun, and quirky one-liner-jabs to venues across the country. The Waymores take what’s real about life and relationships and add music, jokes, and whiskey; it can be beautiful, it can be painful, it can get inappropriate, and it’s completely unrehearsed, unexpected, and dangerously wonderful. Their debut album, Weeds, is scheduled to be released in early 2019 on Chicken Ranch Records out of Austin, TX.

Singer/songwriter from Texas. self taught guitarist. "whole-fully, soulfully" playing music that joins the soul and heart. Sounds like Ray Lamontagne, Amos Lee, Ryan Adams, Dave Matthews, Citizen Cope. I began writing in my college years. finding my niche as a singer and using my ear as a guide. I have a lot of church influence and choir background mixed in along my music journey. I got married to my wife, Erin, in 2009 and soon after released my first solo project, an EP "I Don't Mind". The title track got some local radio play and put wind in the sails to write and record my first album "Break Out"in the summer of 2012 and follow that with an EP in 2013. Inspirations come from many places for me, including Christ, my family and life as it runs its course, the experiences leaving their mark on my heart and music.