Devil's Backbone Tavern

Guitarist Bobby Mack has been kickin’ around the Texas backroads and roadhouses for better than four decades, performing a solid collection of blues and roots-rock. A contemporary of Stevie and Jimmie Vaughan, Mack brings energy and passion to his performances, featuring a style that fuses Texas attitude with Southern rock.

Pug Johnson is a Texas-based country artist whose songs reach far beyond the genre's borders, shaped by influences of Cajun music, swamp pop, Tex-Mex, and honky tonk. A road warrior who has shared shows with Steve Earle, Midland, and Hayes Carll, he writes universal songs about the American everyman.

The Gonzo Survivors are Bob Livingston, John Inmon and Mike Hardwick, who accompanied Jerry Jeff on his early musical and travel adventures. They sang raucous Texas harmonies and played with wild abandon, having toured and played on many of Jerry Jeff's albums from 1973 until the end of the 1990s.