Scotty Austin with Rehab and Saving Abel

Scotty Austin is a U.S. multi-instrumentalist and rock vocalist. He launched the project Trash the Brand, collaborated with Ash Bowers and Broken Bow Records/Stoney Creek Records, and fronted Saving Abel worldwide for over 8 years before going solo in late 2021.

Atlanta hip hop/alternative rock band Rehab emerged in 2000 with debut album Southern Discomfort. Best known for mega-hit Sittin’ At A Bar and Top 15 Modern Rock single It Don’t Matter. Their video Welcome Home earned a CMT nomination.

Saving Abel, from Corinth, Mississippi, formed in 2004, delivers Southern rock and post-grunge with raw emotion and driving riffs. Known for explosive live shows, their hits include "Addicted," "18 Days," and "The Sex Is Good." Their debut album achieved Gold status, and "Addicted" earned multi-platinum recognition, reaching Billboard's Top 20. They have toured with rock heavyweights and released albums like "Miss America."