Formed in the early 2000s in Shreveport, Louisiana, Dirtfoot is a band with a unique blend of sounds that has been described as "gypsy punk country grumble boogie." Their music is a raucous combination of various genres, including roots rock, jazz, and Americana, infused with a sense of wild, foot-stomping energy. With banjos, guitars, percussion, and a brassy horn section, Dirtfoot creates an eclectic and infectious sound that defies easy categorization, yet invites diverse audiences to dance and revel in their animated performances.

Dirtfoot's most recent album, "Coming Up for Air," showcases the band's evolution and commitment to musical exploration, and it has been well received by fans for its authenticity and vibrant spirit. Earlier releases like "Live and In Prison," which captures the raw live energy of the band, "Bone Sessions," an album that brings their earthy textures into sharp focus, and "Entertain Me," a testament to their dynamic songwriting abilities, have all contributed to their reputation as a must-see live act. With their organic, spirited, and gritty approach, Dirtfoot has garnered a loyal following and has continued to captivate audiences in the American South and beyond.