The Best Cowpunk Bands

Coley Reed
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This cowpunk artists list contains all of your favorite male and female country punk rock musicians, ranked best to worst by votes, and with the order decided by cowboys/cowgirls, cow punk aficionados, and musical hillbilly fans internationally. From Drive-By Truckers and Social Distortion, to Sheryl Crow and Hank Williams III, every talented group and singer across the niche genre is featured below.

The list includes both classic and newer/modern cowpunk bands, serving as an accurate compilation of the best examples of cowpunk, as well as a good place to start if you're asking yourself, or friends, exactly how to get into cowpunk music.

This list answers the questions "what are the best cowpunk bands of all time?" and "who is the greatest cowpunk musician ever?" If you know enough about the genre, please vote based on the quality of the artists' music (albums and songs) instead of just voting for the most popular or famous cowpunk musicians that you might've heard of, but not really listened to closely enough to cast an informed vote.

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  • The Beat Farmers were a force to be reckoned with in the 1980s cowpunk scene, delivering hard-driving tunes that seamlessly combined country and punk aesthetics. Hailing from San Diego, the band's raucous live performances showcased their unique blend of humor, grit, and musicianship. Their tongue-in-cheek lyrics and dedication to pushing musical boundaries set a high bar for the genre. Although disbanded following the passing of frontman Country Dick Montana, The Beat Farmers left an indelible mark on cowpunk history.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Beat Farmers
      - "Happy Boy"
      - "Dark Light"
      - "Hideaway"

    Dive into The Beat Farmers history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Lucillle"
      - "Karma Chameleon"

  • Cementing their place as legends in the cowpunk scene, Social Distortion skillfully merged punk rock energy with rockabilly swagger and outlaw country sensibilities. Originating in the late 1970s, this California-based band led by vocalist/guitarist Mike Ness reinvigorated the punk scene with their twang-infused anthems. Their discography explores themes of heartache, redemption, and the American dream, all underscored by fiery guitar licks and an undeniably contagious rhythm. Social Distortion's storied career has earned them a dedicated fanbase who appreciates the blending of punk attitude and roots music tradition.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Social Distortion
      - "Story of My Life"
      - "I Was Wrong"
      - "Ball and Chain"

    Dive into Social Distortion's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "1945"
      - "Drug Train"

  • With a career spanning over three decades, The Reverend Horton Heat has earned a reputation as one of the most dynamic, genre-bending cowpunk acts. Led by frontman Jim Heath, the band infused elements of rockabilly, surf, and punk into their sound leading to an unparalleled, high-energy live show experience. Their relentless touring schedule and commitment to their craft influenced countless bands and solidified them as pioneers of the psychobilly movement. By maintaining their aggressive musical roots while experimenting with a range of styles, The Reverend Horton Heat demonstrated the rich potential of cowpunk as a genre.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Reverend Horton Heat
      - "Psychobilly Freakout"
      - "Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em"
      - "Martini Time"

    Dive into The Reverend Horton Heat's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Big Sky"
      - "Bad Reputation"

  • Hailing from Nashville, Jason & The Scorchers challenged the status quo by fusing punk energy with traditional country instrumentation, creating a sound that bridged the gap between two seemingly disparate worlds. With a nod to their southern heritage, the band's songs featured blistering guitar solos and frontman Jason Ringenberg's distinctively soulful vocals. Their innovative approach to blending genres earned them critical acclaim and an enduring place in cowpunk history. Often hailed as the original "alt-country" act, Jason & The Scorchers made an indelible impact on the punk and country scenes alike.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Jason & The Scorchers
      - "White Lies"
      - "Golden Ball and Chain"
      - "Absolutely Sweet Marie"

    Dive into Jason & The Scorchers's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Help There's A Fire"
      - "Hot Nights in Georgia"

  • Lucero
    5
    168 votes

    As one of the hardest working bands in the cowpunk genre, Lucero's heartfelt blend of punk rock and Southern roots has resonated with fans for nearly two decades. The Memphis-based band combines elements of country, punk, and soul in a way that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Frontman Ben Nichols' gravelly vocals and honest storytelling create an emotional connection with listeners, while the band's energetic live shows demonstrate their dedication to their craft. With a loyal fan base and continuous evolution of their sound, Lucero remains a vital part of the cowpunk landscape.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Lucero
      - "Nights Like These"
      - "Sweet Little Thing"
      - "My Best Girl"

    Dive into Lucero's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Anjalee"
      - "Tears Don't Matter Much"

  • The Gun Club
    6
    128 votes

    The Gun Club, spearheaded by the enigmatic Jeffrey Lee Pierce, burst onto the Los Angeles punk scene in the early 1980s with a unique blend of punk rock, blues, and country influences. The band's groundbreaking debut album, Fire of Love, showcased their raw, visceral sound that would become an integral part of the cowpunk genre. Distinctive for Pierce's impassioned vocals and their incorporation of slide guitar, The Gun Club was unafraid to explore darker, more introspective themes in their music. Although Jeffrey Lee Pierce passed away in 1996, his trailblazing musical vision continues to inspire fans and fellow musicians alike.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Gun Club
      - "Sex Beat"
      - "She's Like Heroin to Me"
      - "Fire of Love"

    Dive into The Gun Club's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Promise Me"
      - "Preaching The Blues"

  • Hank Williams III (Hank3) continues his family's musical legacy by fearlessly pushing the boundaries of country music and embracing the rebellious spirit of punk. This grandson of legendary country singer Hank Williams and son of Hank Williams Jr. expertly fuses traditional country themes with the aggression of punk rock, creating an unforgettable sound all his own. His albums span a wide array of styles, including hellbilly, punk, and even heavy metal. Hank3's fearless artistic exploration and refusal to be confined by industry expectations make him a standout figure in the cowpunk community.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Hank Williams III
      - "Straight to Hell"
      - "Crazed Country Rebel"
      - "Pills I Took"

    Dive into Hank Williams III's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Thrown Out of The Bar"
      - "The Devil Is My Friend"

  • Meat Puppets
    8
    169 votes

    The Meat Puppets, hailing from Arizona, have made a lasting impact on the cowpunk movement with their eclectic sound that melds punk, country, and psychedelic rock. The Kirkwood brothers, Curt and Cris, formed the band in the early 1980s, and developed a loyal following with their energetic live shows and distinctive songwriting. Their album Meat Puppets II is considered a classic, showcasing their ability to seamlessly transition from frenetic punk to melodic country-infused tunes. Through a combination of expert musicianship and genre-defying experimentation, the Meat Puppets have cemented their status as cowpunk luminaries.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Meat Puppets
      - "Backwater"
      - "Up On The Sun"
      - "Lake Of Fire"

    Dive into Meat Puppets's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "We Don't Exist"
      - "I Can't Be Counted On"

  • X
    9
    181 votes

    A seminal band in the Los Angeles punk scene, X brilliantly incorporates rockabilly and country influences into their music, making them a definitive cowpunk act. Since their formation in the late 1970s, the band's cutting lyrics and tight musicianship have earned them critical acclaim and a fiercely devoted following. Through their poetic lyrics and the distinct harmonies of vocalists John Doe and Exene Cervenka, X transcends genre boundaries and represents the depth and diversity of the cowpunk movement. Their ongoing influence on both punk and roots music solidifies their status as cowpunk legends.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From X
      - "Los Angeles"
      - "Johnny Hit and Run Paulene"
      - "We're Desperate"

    Dive into X's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "The Unheard Music"
      - "Adult Books"

  • Rank and File
    10

    Pioneers in the cowpunk and alternative country scenes, Rank and File expertly merged traditional country elements with punk sensibilities to create their iconic sound. Formed in 1981 by brothers Chip and Tony Kinman, the band's debut album Sundown remains a landmark release that showcased their polished musicianship and infectious rhythms. With lyrics that reflect working-class struggles and a penchant for storytelling, Rank and File's roots-driven sound helped lay the foundation for the crossover between punk and country music. Although the band disbanded in the late 1980s, their influence on cowpunk and alternative country is undeniable.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Rank and File
      - "Amanda Ruth"
      - "Conductor Wore Black"
      - "The Sundown"

    Dive into Rank and File's history with some unique deep cuts
      - "Rank and File"
      - "Lucky Day"

  • Lone Justice
    11
    117 votes

    Earning a reputation as one of the most influential cowpunk bands of the 1980s, Lone Justice masterfully blended country, rock, and punk influences to create a sound that was both unique and powerful. Fronted by the charismatic Maria McKee, the band's heartfelt lyrics and driving guitar riffs struck a perfect balance between country tradition and punk rebellion. The Los Angeles-based band gained a loyal following thanks to their electrifying live performances and memorable songs that celebrated the human experience. Lone Justice's contributions to the cowpunk genre left an enduring mark on the music world.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Lone Justice
      - "Ways to Be Wicked"
      - "Shelter"
      - "I Found Love"

    Dive Into Lone Justice's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Belfry"
      - "East of Eden"

  • The Supersuckers
    12

    Often dubbed "the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world," The Supersuckers have made their mark on the cowpunk scene with their relentless blend of punk, metal, and country influences. Formed in Tucson, Arizona, the band's high-octane live performances and tongue-in-cheek lyrics have earned them a dedicated fan base. With a discography that spans three decades, the Supersuckers continually prove their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. Their fearless exploration of multiple genres and commitment to pushing boundaries solidify their status as cowpunk icons.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Supersuckers
      - "Born With a Tail"
      - "Pretty F***** Up"
      - "Creepy Jackalope Eye"

    Dive Into The Supersuckers's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Coattail Rider"
      - "The Evil Powers of Rock 'n' Roll"

  • Old 97's
    13
    77 votes

    With a career spanning over two decades, the Old 97's have proven themselves as cowpunk mainstays with their blend of punk rock energy, country twang, and pop sensibilities. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, the band's discography showcases their commitment to meaningful storytelling and unrivaled musicianship. Lead vocalist and guitarist Rhett Miller's dynamic voice and poignant lyrics resonate with fans, while the band's energetic live shows affirm their dedication to their craft. As pioneers of the alternative country movement, the Old 97's continue to push the boundaries of cowpunk and inspire fellow musicians.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Old 97's
      - "Timebomb"
      - "Question"
      - "Murder (Or a Heart Attack)"

    Dive Into Old 97's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Big Brown Eyes"
      - "Barriers"

  • Missouri-based band The Bottle Rockets has been delivering their raucous brand of cowpunk since the early 1990s, blending elements of punk rock, alt-country, and heartland rock. With a knack for storytelling and honest lyrics that resonate with listeners, the band's music celebrates working-class life and the everyday struggles faced by many Americans. The Bottle Rockets' no-frills approach to their craft has earned them a devoted fan base and a reputation as one of the most authentic acts in the cowpunk genre. Their ongoing commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds keeps their music fresh and relevant.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Bottle Rockets
      - "Kit Kat Clock"
      - "Radar Gun"
      - "Indianapolis"

    Dive Into The Bottle Rockets' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Alone in Bad Company"
      - "Get Down River"

  • Mojo Nixon
    15
    138 votes

    Mojo Nixon's unique brand of cowpunk is characterized by his biting humor, sharp wit, and penchant for satire. Seamlessly blending punk rock energy with country and rockabilly influences, Nixon has made a lasting impact on the genre through his irreverent songs and provocative lyrics. His work tackles topics ranging from politics to pop culture, often with a healthy dose of sarcasm and social commentary. With a career spanning over 30 years, Mojo Nixon's contributions to the cowpunk movement have been both influential and unforgettable.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Mojo Nixon
      - "Elvis Is Everywhere"
      - "Debbie Gibson Is Pregnant with My Two  -Headed Love Child"
      - "Destroy All Lawyers"

    Dive Into Mojo Nixon's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "The Amazing Bigfoot Diet"
      - "I Ain't Gonna Piss in No Jar"

  • Nine Pound Hammer
    16

    Nine Pound Hammer

    41 votes

    Hailing from Kentucky, Nine Pound Hammer has been bringing their fiery blend of cowpunk and rock 'n' roll to audiences since the late 1980s. Fronted by the gravel-voiced Scott Luallen, the band's unapologetic attitude and fierce musicianship have made them an integral part of the cowpunk community. Their high-energy live performances are a testament to their passion for the music, and their discography showcases their unique fusion of punk rock sensibilities and Southern roots. Nine Pound Hammer continues to captivate audiences with their distinctive sound and unwavering commitment to cowpunk.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Nine Pound Hammer
      - "Run Fatboy Run"
      - "Radical Man"
      - "Shotgun in a Chevy"

    Dive Into Nine Pound Hammer's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Countrified"
      - "Gear Head"

  • The Long Ryders
    17

    The Long Ryders, formed in Los Angeles in the early 1980s, were instrumental in shaping the cowpunk and alternative country scenes with their infectious blend of punk energy, jangle-pop melodies, and country sensibilities. Their skillful songwriting and tight musicianship earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim throughout their career. With a discography that showcases their wide-ranging influences and passion for storytelling, The Long Ryders left an indelible mark on the cowpunk genre. Their ongoing influence and recent reunion have solidified their status as cowpunk pioneers.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Long Ryders
      - "I Had a Dream"
      - "Man of Misery"
      - "State of My Union"

    Dive Into The Long Ryders' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Too Close to the Light"
      - "Ivory Tower"

  • The Cramps
    18
    71 votes

    While primarily known for their pioneering role in the psychobilly movement, The Cramps' unique blend of punk, rockabilly, and surf rock sounds makes them a standout act in the cowpunk world as well. Formed in the mid-1970s, the band's raw, primal sound has been a major influence on countless other artists in both the punk and roots music scenes. Lux Interior's wild stage presence and Poison Ivy's scorching guitar work gave The Cramps a legendary status that endures to this day. Their groundbreaking records and unmatched live shows cement their place in cowpunk history.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Cramps
      - "Human Fly"
      - "Garbage Man"
      - "Goo Goo Muck"

    Dive Into The Cramps' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Sunglasses After Dark"
      - "Green Fuz"

  • The Fireballs
    19

    With their unique blend of punk rock energy, classic country instrumentation, and energetic live performances, The Fireballs have cemented their place as a definitive cowpunk band. Formed in the late 1970s in San Francisco, the band's irreverent attitude and dedication to pushing boundaries set a high bar for the genre. Their eclectic discography and fearless exploration of diverse musical styles make them an enduring force in the world of cowpunk. Although no longer active, The Fireballs' impact on the cowpunk scene remains significant and influential.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Fireballs
      - "Sugar Shack"
      - "Bottle of Wine"
      - "Bulldog"

    Dive Into The Fireballs' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Quite a Party"
      - "Torquay"

  • Th' Legendary Shack*Shakers have taken the cowpunk genre by storm with their high-energy fusion of punk, rockabilly, blues, and Southern gothic influences. Led by the charismatic and theatrical J.D. Wilkes, the band's live shows are a whirlwind of frenzied dancing, swampy rhythms, and unforgettable moments. Their unapologetic embrace of various musical styles and darkly poetic lyrics has made them a must-see act within the cowpunk community. Th' Legendary Shack*Shakers' fearless exploration of diverse genres and commitment to putting on a captivating show have earned them a well-deserved place among cowpunk greats.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Th' Legendary Shack Shakers
      - "Piss and Vinegar"
      - "Blood on the Blue Grass"
      - "Hellwater"

    Dive Into Th' Legendary Shack Shakers' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Agony Wagon"
      - "Dump Road Yodel"

  • The Sadies
    21
    29 votes

    The Toronto-based quartet The Sadies has been captivating audiences for over two decades with their unique fusion of country, garage rock, and punk. Their distinct sound, characterized by dark, surf-inspired guitar riffs and haunting harmonies, has made them a standout act in the cowpunk scene. The band's commitment to pushing musical boundaries and their consistently engaging live performances have earned them a dedicated fanbase across genres. As they continue to evolve and innovate, The Sadies remain a vital part of the cowpunk landscape.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Sadies
      - "Another Year Again"
      - "Northern Passages"
      - "Strange Birds"

    Dive Into The Sadies' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "The Land Between"
      - "Flash"

  • Nashville Pussy
    22

    With their high-octane blend of punk rock aggression, Southern rock swagger, and hellbilly attitude, Nashville Pussy has solidified their place in the cowpunk pantheon. The band's explosive live shows and unapologetically provocative lyrics exemplify the rebellious spirit that defines the genre. Founded in the late 1990s, Nashville Pussy has remained committed to pushing the envelope with their music, earning them a dedicated following and a reputation as one of the most exciting and unpredictable acts in the cowpunk scene. Their tireless drive and dedication to their craft make them a force to be reckoned with in the world of cowpunk.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Nashville Pussy
      - "Fried Chicken and Coffee"
      - "She's Got the Drugs"
      - "You're Going Down"

    Dive Into Nashville Pussy's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Snake Eyes"
      - "Go Home and Die"

  • Los Lobos
    23
    120 votes

    Originally formed in East Los Angeles in the early 1970s, Los Lobos has become one of the most respected and influential bands in the cowpunk scene, effortlessly blending rock, roots music, and punk with traditional Mexican sounds. Their signature mix of genres, tight musicianship, and meaningful songwriting have earned them legions of fans and critical acclaim throughout their long-lasting career. Los Lobos' ability to seamlessly fuse their cultural heritage with contemporary musical styles has made them pioneers in the genre, and their passionate live performances demonstrate their deep-rooted love for the music. With a discography that spans over four decades, Los Lobos continues to make an indelible impact on both the cowpunk and roots music scenes.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Los Lobos
      - "La Bamba"
      - "Will The Wolf Survive?"
      - "One Time One Night"

    Dive Into Los Lobos' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Short Side Of Nothing"
      - "Evangeline"

  • Blood on the Saddle, a key player in the 1980s cowpunk movement, combined the raw energy of punk rock with the twangy sounds of classic country and Americana. Hailing from Los Angeles, the band's gritty sound was defined by Greg Davis's distinctive vocals, soaring harmonies, and driving guitar riffs. Their chilling storytelling and commitment to exploring the darker side of Americana set them apart from their contemporaries. Although their time in the limelight was brief, Blood on the Saddle's unique take on cowpunk left an undeniable mark on the genre.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Blood on the Saddle
      - "I Wish I Was a Single Girl Again"
      - "Police Siren"
      - "Promise Your Heart to Me"

    Dive Into Blood on the Saddle's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Abe Lincoln"
      - "Do You Wanna Dance?"

  • The Mekons
    25
    60 votes

    Formed in the late 1970s in Leeds, England, The Mekons brought their own unique spin on cowpunk through their incorporation of British punk, American roots music, and even reggae influences. With an ever-changing lineup and a penchant for innovation, the band has consistently pushed the boundaries of cowpunk throughout their storied career. Their unapologetic embrace of diverse musical styles has made them a standout act within the genre, and their deep-rooted passion for political activism and social issues has resonated with fans worldwide. The Mekons' lasting influence on both the punk and roots music scenes solidifies their place among cowpunk greats.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Mekons
      - "Memphis, Egypt"
      - "Where Were You?"
      - "Ghosts of American Astronauts"

    Dive Into The Mekons' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Learning To Live On Your Own"
      - "Club Mekon"

  • Green on Red
    26
    53 votes

    Originating in Tucson, Arizona, in the late 1970s, Green on Red quickly became one of the most innovative forces in the emerging cowpunk movement. With a sound that incorporated elements of punk, country, and psychedelia, the band's discography showcases their expert musicianship and ability to evolve over time. Led by singer/guitarist Dan Stuart, Green on Red's introspective lyrics and dynamic live shows earned them a devoted fan base that celebrates the band's lasting influence on the cowpunk genre. Their fearless approach to blending musical styles set the stage for future bands to experiment with cowpunk's possibilities.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Green on Red
      - "Gravity Talks"
      - "We Shall Overcome"
      - "Time Ain't Nothing"

    Dive Into Green on Red's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Sixteen Ways"
      - "Hair Of The Dog"

  • Tex and the Horseheads, hailing from Los Angeles in the 1980s, exemplified the cowpunk genre's raw fusion of punk rock attitude with classic country aesthetics. Led by fiery vocalist Texacala Jones, the band's gritty sound was defined by their raucous live performances and unapologetic lyrics. Although short-lived, Tex and the Horseheads left an indelible mark on the cowpunk movement thanks to their unique blending of punk energy and rootsy, Southern influences. Their influence on the genre remains significant, inspiring future bands to embrace the wilder side of cowpunk.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Tex and the Horseheads
      - "Oh Mother"
      - "Go West Young Man"
      - "Life's So Cool"

    Dive Into Tex and the Horseheads' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Big House, Pt. 2"
      - "Slave Girl"

  • The BossHoss
    28
    22 votes

    Berlin-based band, The BossHoss, have made their mark on the cowpunk scene by expertly incorporating elements of country, punk, and rockabilly into their distinctive sound. Founded in 2004, the band's energetic performances and unique blend of musical styles have earned them a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim throughout Europe. With their signature "low voltage" approach to familiar country tunes, The BossHoss has created a fresh and unique take on the cowpunk genre. Their infectious energy and innovative sound continue to delight fans and fellow musicians alike.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The BossHoss
      - "Don't Gimme That"
      - "Hey Ya!"
      - "Dos Bros"

    Dive Into The BossHoss' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "I Say a Little Prayer"
      - "My Way"

  • Dash Rip Rock
    29

    Louisiana's own Dash Rip Rock has spent more than three decades thrilling audiences with their high-energy blend of cowpunk, rock 'n' roll, and Southern rock. Known for their raucous live shows and irreverent lyrics, the band effortlessly combines punk rock attitude with roots music sensibilities. As pioneers in the cowpunk genre, Dash Rip Rock has been instrumental in paving the way for future bands to explore the intersection of punk and country. Their dedication to their craft and commitment to pushing boundaries make them a must-listen for cowpunk fans everywhere.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From Dash Rip Rock
      - "Bum for Egypt"
      - "Let's Go Smoke Some Pot"
      - "Hell's Scared"

    Dive Into Dash Rip Rock's History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Homestead"
      - "Johnny Ace"

  • The Johnnys
    30

    The Johnnys

    17 votes

    Hailing from Australia, The Johnnys brought their own unique flavor to the cowpunk scene in the 1980s with their high-energy performances and distinctive fusion of punk, rockabilly, and country. Fronted by the enigmatic Spencer P. Jones, the band's infectious rhythms and rowdy live shows made them a crowd favorite both at home and overseas. Although their time together was relatively brief, The Johnnys left an indelible mark on the cowpunk movement thanks to their innovative approach to genre blending. Their influence on the scene can still be felt today among newer acts looking to push the boundaries of cowpunk.

    Rock Out To Some Of The Most Popular Songs From The Johnnys
      - "Bleeding Heart"
      - "I Think You're Cute"
      - "Mountain Man"

    Dive Into The Johnnys' History With Some Unique Deep Cuts
      - "Dead Men From Boot Hill"
      - "Way of the West"