“His gritty storytelling…doesn’t require more than his powerful, growly baritone and an acoustic guitar…” – No Country for New Nashville

Justin Wells sings loud songs.

After spending nearly a decade fronting the Kentucky southern rock band Fifth on the Floor, no strangers to a rocking show, Justin spent his nights on the line between a slow country ballad and fast rock-n-roll. Now on his own, his songs are a little older, a little leaner, a little meaner. Currently playing a handful of solo dates prior to hitting the studio for his debut release, expect his show to feature stories instead of solos, or a stomping boot instead of a drum.

But don’t expect quiet.

Adam Lee’s first solo release, ‘Sincerely, Me’, turned traditionalism on its head. In support of the album he completed a second European tour and played shows with Dave Alvin, Lucero, and Frank Turner. He also dug deeper into his own roots: from Springsteen and Petty to the indie and punk rock records he grew up on.

Singer/Songwriter for The Goddamn Gallows solo Project, Stripped down Roots Punk

Group Therapy. I tell Stories from the inevitable book of the Dirty Sunshine Club. so far its a convoluted mess of notebooks but someday will be a convoluted mess of binded book. In The mean time you can purchase a short cd version called ‘I Fuck Up A Lot”

“He’s a throwback to the guitar-toting country troubadours of yesteryear and at the same time a product of the rock and roll era, certainly the only performer of his kind in the greater Chicagoland area.”

— Bill Dahl, author of The Art of the Blues.