Hard Working Americans is a renowned rock band that embodies the spirit and struggles of the common man, articulating their stories through a blend of rock, country, blues, and folk music. Formed in 2013, the band is a supergroup of sorts, bringing together accomplished musicians from various backgrounds. The lineup includes singer-songwriter Todd Snider, bassist Dave Schools from Widespread Panic, guitarist Neal Casal from the Chris Robinson Brotherhood (who sadly passed away in 2019), keyboardist Chad Staehly from Great American Taxi, and drummer Duane Trucks. Their self-titled debut album, "Hard Working Americans," was released in January 2014, showcasing their skill in blending insightful, storytelling lyrics with compelling musical arrangements.

Their music, exemplified in songs like "Stomp and Holler" and "Rest in Chaos," speaks to the trials and resilience of everyday people, resonating with a wide audience for its authenticity and heartfelt delivery. Over the years, Hard Working Americans have gained a reputation not only for their studio recordings but also for their energetic live performances. Albums like "The First Waltz" and tracks such as "We're All in This Together" and "Down to the Well" highlight the band's philosophy of solidarity and community. Through their work, Hard Working Americans continue to be a voice for the voiceless, weaving the fabric of American life into the rich tapestry of their music.