The Wyatts

When The Wyatts first emerged in 2005 as one of Arizona's top musical acts, they knew that music, love and family were things not easy to hold onto and even harder to let go of. Over the last 5 years this quintessential "band of brothers" has traversed the Americana radio dial with their blend of roots rock, pop infectious, alt country tunes all wrapped together in a rock and roll soul. Never afraid to dive into their roots, the Wyatts have always managed to allow their influences to take center stage while maintaining a modern vision with those classic sounds of the past. Not only the songs, but their energetic and lively stage show bring a blance between great songs and a great "show" which few bands are capable of mastering.



The first few years found the Wyatts focusing on their rural, country upbringings (like the release of 2007's The Continuing Saga of The Wyatts, Volume One). Playing major festivals (like Country Thunder 2008 in Florance, Az) or getting the support of modern country radio in 2005 with their charted Americana hit, "24 Miles", (off of the self titled debut, The Wyatts) the road through country music has been one heck of a ride. With both national airplay and local awards (Best Band in Tucson, Tucson Weekly- 2006, 2007 & 2008) the Wyatts were gathering the steam they needed to set forth their dream of music. After a hectic three years of regional touring, The Wyatts knew change was coming and needed the time to figure out what that was. But as with anything in life, change is unstopable and inevitable. Good thing.



As of early 2009, The Wyatts re-entered the studio and are currently working on their third studio release (Giddy Up and Go). Again, drawing on their past and influences this sound is no longer alt country in nature but more focused on what has helped launch the Wyatts, that being, finely crafted pop songs layered on top of Americana/Roots. The strength of the song writing comes from Roscoe Wyatts diverse music catalog and understanding the "soul" of the song. Collaborations between brothers Roscoe, and guitar player, Bouderaux Wyatt are going to blur the bounds of what Americana is and what rock and roll has become (or lost). Considering the great pool of musical styles that has come from America, it seemed only natural for The Wyatts to take them all in and present a Americana vision based on soul, truth and heart. Be prepared for a expanded musical horizon from The Wyatts. Pining a certain label on these boys now would simply be a crime.