The Hooten Hallers, an American band, are known for their robust and energetic style that seamlessly blends elements of blues, rock 'n' roll, and soul. Hailing from Columbia, Missouri, the group has carved out a niche for themselves with their raucous live performances and a sound that's as raw as it is compelling. Comprised of John Randall (vocals and guitar), Andy Rehm (drums and vocals), and Kellie Everett (baritone saxophone, bass saxophone, and vocals), the band's chemistry and diverse instrumentations set them apart in the roots music scene.

Since their inception, The Hooten Hallers have been on a tireless journey, captivating audiences across the United States and beyond with their electrifying stage presence. With releases like "Mountain of Pain," "Chillicothe Fireball," and the reflective "What a Wonderful World," they encapsulate stories of life, struggle, and humanity through a distinctive sonic palette. "Live in Missouri" showcases their magnetic live energy, while "Greetings from Welp City!" continues to expand their musical landscape. Through their songs, The Hooten Hallers explore themes of heartache, endurance, and the raw dynamics of the human experience, making them a standout act in today's music world.

Genres

Deathgrass

Missouri Indie

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Latest Release

The Devil's Egg

The Hooten Hallers

Album - 13 Tracks - Released August 9, 2024