The Saints with Tyler Halverson, William Clark Green, and more

Born in South Dakota, Tyler Halverson blends country with his unique "Country & Western Amerijuana Music." Known for songs like "Beer Garden Baby," his work captures rodeo culture. His music, featured in EPs like Western Amerijuana, produced by Eddie Spear, highlights modern Western life. Collaborators include Jon Decious and Aaron Raitiere.

Texas-born singer-songwriter William Clark Green is known for raw, honest songwriting and electrifying live shows. He has released three live albums and is a member of The Panhandlers alongside Josh Abbott, John Baumann, and Cleto Cordero.

The Saints, formed in Brisbane, Australia, in 1973, pioneered punk rock. Known for their raw energy and independent spirit, they released the influential single "(I'm) Stranded" in 1976. Their sound evolved beyond punk to include alternative rock and R&B. Notable songs include "This Perfect Day" and "Just Like Fire Would". Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, their legacy includes the album Long March Through the Jazz Age (2025).

Shayne Smith is a Utah-born comedian, writer, and musician, known for his raw, story-driven, and positive stand-up. Originating from Fillmore, Utah, he gained recognition as City Weekly's Best Alternative Comedian in 2016. Smith has released several specials, including "Prison for Wizards," "Alligator Boys," "The Animal," "Banned from Karate," "Ghosts Are Real," and "Kangaroo Killer." He also fronts the metalcore band Painted Devils and co-hosts the "Cowboy Boys" podcast.