Outlaw Jim and the Whiskey Benders

Outlaw Jim and The Whiskey Benders are a hard-hitting Outlaw Country band known for their energetic performances and unique sound blend. Led by Jim Eaton, the band combines influences from Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard with touches of New Orleans Funk and Southern Rock. Jim Eaton was born on April 3rd, a day tied to the infamous Jesse James, and he embraces this connection in his music. His experiences living in Colorado, New Orleans, and Nashville have shaped the band's "Screamin' Soulful Funky Outlaw Country" style. They have performed at notable venues like The Grand Ole’ Opry Plaza Parties in Nashville and have opened for prominent artists such as David Allan Coe and Blake Shelton.

The band's discography includes albums like "Wanted," "Armed and Hammered," and "Lonesome Road," which feature original songs and sing-along favorites. Their music often weaves tales of living on the edge, love, and leaving, reflecting their connection to the outlaw spirit. Outlaw Jim and The Whiskey Benders have toured extensively through the Midwest and South, playing festivals, concerts, and honky-tonks.