Every song is written, produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered by singer/guitar player Josh Newcom. 

Josh also directs, films, and edits the videos for his songs as well as videos for other independent and major label artist including the late Merle Haggard "Working In Tennessee”.

From aggressive, rowdy and in your face Southern Metal, all the way to pop a top, grab your partner, good ole country music. With hard core blues, bluegrass and everything else in-between. 

Josh Newcom is definitely not defined by genres.

Katz N The Shag Wagon is a down and dirty blues band known for their authentic sound and electrifying performances. Formed with a passion for the rich traditions of blues music, the band has made a significant mark in the blues scene by sharing stages with artists such as Jonny Lang and the legendary Bobby Rush and BB King.

One of their notable achievements includes performing at B.B. King’s iconic Club Ebony in Indianola, Mississippi, where they also released their album "The Blues Gonna Getcha”. This album release was particularly special as it took place in a venue steeped in blues history, enhancing the band's connection to the genre's roots.

Katz N The Shag Wagon's music captures the essence of the blues, blending classic elements with their unique style, which has helped them carve out a niche in the contemporary blues landscape. Their live performances are renowned for their energy, with each show offering a deep dive into the soul of blues music, leaving audiences both moved and exhilarated. 

The band's journey through the blues circuit has not only been about music but also about preserving and celebrating the cultural heritage of blues, making them a beloved act among both traditionalists and new fans of the genre.

The Rose Bud Ramblers have carved out a distinctive niche in the world of traditional country and honky-tonk music, bringing the raw, heartfelt sounds of the genre to audiences across the United States. Established with a passion for preserving the authentic spirit of country music, the band has become known for their commitment to the roots of honky-tonk, emphasizing storytelling through lyrics that resonate with the everyday life experiences of their listeners.

The band has had the privilege of touring with country music legends like Don Williams, known for his gentle, baritone voice and classics like "Tulsa Time"; John Conlee, whose hits like "Rose Colored Glasses" speak to the common man; and Merle Haggard, whose influence on honky-tonk is unparalleled with songs like "Okie from Muskogee". These tours not only elevated the Ramblers' status but also solidified their commitment to the storytelling and simplicity that define country music.