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Ντόπιος καλλιτέχνης alt country
Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers returned March 6, 2026 with Hell to Breakfast, the band’s 9th studio album, led by the new single “Agua Caliente,” recorded at Yellow Dog Studios and produced by Mike Harmeier and Adam Oder. Known for transforming life experiences into genre-blending rock-n-roll, Clyne and longtime drummer PH Naffah first rose to national attention with The Refreshments, whose cult-classic debut Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big & Buzzy produced the hits “Banditos” and “Down Together,” and later inspired the acclaimed documentary Here’s to Life. Clyne also penned the theme for the hit animated series King of the Hill. As Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers, the band has released multiple Top 10 Billboard Internet Album Sales entries—including No. 1 debuts—while remaining proudly independent. Their distinctive Southwestern rock sound has earned them induction into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame and a reputation as one of America’s best live touring acts. For over two decades, they’ve also hosted Circus Mexicus, a destination festival in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico, drawing fans from around the world and supporting local charities. Hell to Breakfast marks the next chapter for a band The Asbury Park Press famously dubbed “the Springsteen of the Southwest.”
They play a genre-blending Southwestern rock, incorporating alt-country and Americana influences, known for their witty lyrics and dynamic live shows.
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The band includes Roger Clyne on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, P.H. Naffah on drums, Nick Scropos on bass, and Steve Larson on lead guitar.
They are from Tempe, Arizona, and are known for their strong Southwestern identity.