The Reverend Horton Heat with Koffin Kats and Big Sandy

Reverend Horton Heat, born Jim Heath in Corpus Christi, Texas, is famed for pioneering psychobilly with roaring guitars and rockabilly influences. Known for hits like "Eat Steak" and "Wiggle Stick," they gained notoriety in the '90s with major label deals and collaborations with Gibby Haynes and Al Jourgensen. Their energetic performances and humor won a cult following, with legacy cemented by albums like Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em, The Full Custom Gospel Sounds, and Liquor in the Front.

The Koffin Kats, from Detroit, blend psychobilly and punk, influenced by The Damned and The Stray Cats. Known for energetic shows, they reunited their original lineup in 2016, with nine albums and over 2,500 performances worldwide.

Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, Rockabilly Hall of Fame members from Southern California, blend rockabilly, Western swing, folk, and more. Known for "Jumping from 6 to 6," they released albums like "Swingin' West" and "What a Dream It's Been." Collaborations with UK musicians and ex-Blasters' Dave Alvin enrich their sound.