Roger Clyne and Cracker

Cracker, formed in Virginia, blends alternative rock and country, led by David Lowery. Known for hits like "Teen Angst" and "Low," they achieved platinum success. Initially with Virgin Records, the band featured David Lowery, Johnny Hickman, and Davey Faragher, with drummers such as Jim Keltner and Phil Jones. Noteworthy albums include Kerosene Hat and Gentleman's Blues. Collaborations span Counting Crows and soundtracks. Post-2000s, Cracker released live albums, toured Iraq for U.S. troops, and in 2014, produced a two-disc set exploring rock and country influences.

Formed in 1999, Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers, from Arizona, deliver pop-tinged Americana. Frontman Roger Clyne, ex-Refreshments, is known for "Banditos" and collaborates with P.H. Naffah. Albums like "Honky Tonk Union" and "Sonoran Hope & Madness" charted high, showcasing their dynamic sound.