The 5-piece band The Southern Outlaws are set to achieve another feat when they grace the biggest stage of their career on February 12, 2023, when they take part in the 2 Hot Radio Stage Super Bowl in Arizona. After this, it only gets better because they will also get to deliver a special show performance for the music executives of the JAY Z founded entertainment agency Roc Nation, who will be presenting the Halftime show featuring Rihanna at the Super Bowl.
If you know anything remotely close about The Southern Outlaws, then you at least have a glimpse of what you can expect; a band that has built a reputation around their big energy sound that seems to ignore rock formula to successful effect, they will literally be tearing the roof off of the building!
This is the biggest stage of their career, and you can best believe that they will make it worth everyone’s while. This is such a milestone in their career, and as they’re still letting it sink in, they have started preparing to give one hell of a performance that will be talked about for days.
I couldn’t be more proud of The Southern Outlaws, who have worked their asses off building their legacy from the ground up, and now they are getting the recognition that they deserve. There is just a smell of optimism and I feel like this is just the beginning of bigger things yet to come for this eclectic rock outfit who have been successfully delivering back-to-back smash projects flavored in rock aesthesis.
You can of course expect a great chunk of tracks from their self-titled album in their performance; I, for once, will be looking forward to experiencing “Louisiana Water” live.
If you have any plans scheduled for February 12th, I suggest you cancel them because you don’t want to miss out on The Southern Outlaws’ potentially record-breaking performance—on this day, history will be made!
Follow The Southern Outlaws on:
Omaye’s story is marked by loss and grit. In 2013, when he was five, he…
Music can feel like a spell, the kind that hits before you have words for…
LA-based multi-instrumentalist and self-proclaimed “Genre Assassin” Nate Franchesco has built a reputation on range, but…
Vincent Projects leans hard into nostalgia on his newest release, “Nebula,” and he makes it…
Ranzel X Kendrick, better known as Alias Wayne, has never sounded interested in staying inside…
El Drifte lives in the messy middle of American roots music. Is it honky-tonk? Western…