Hailed as one of the most exciting live acts on the road today, Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers are musical beacons of the Southwest fueled by witty and insightful lyrics, crunching guitar riffs, a dynamic rhythm section and tequila. RCPM are the only act to release seven consecutive studio albums to land on the top 10 of Billboard’s Internet Sales Chart, two at No. 1, all released on a 100% independent record label.

Dubbed the “Springsteen of the Southwest” by the Asbury Park Press, Roger Clyne and his guitar have toured around the world over his 20-year career, starting with The Refreshments. The seminal Tempe, Arizona band made big waves in the ’90s both on college and alternative rock radio as well as MTV with the songs “Banditos” (with the infamous chorus, “Everybody knows that the world is full of stupid people”) and “Down Together” as well as writing the theme for TV’s “King of the Hill.”

More than 20 years later, Clyne and Refreshments drummer PH Naffah, along with bassist Nick Scropos and lead guitarist Jim Dalton keep the songs of The Refreshments alive, while adding to their own ever growing musical legacy. RCPM’s latest album is, Native Heart, and marks the 10th studio album released by Roger Clyne & PH Naffah.

A testament to their growing and extremely loyal fan base is the band’s annual music festival in Rocky Point, Mexico, called Circus Mexicus. What began as a rooftop show thrown together with extension cords and wooden pallets more than 15 years ago has blossomed into a pilgrimage that draws thousands of fans to the once sleepy fishing village. In 2014, fans from 43 states and 7 countries represented at Circus Mexicus.

Clyne not only sings about life in the border-lands, he also produces his own private label top shelf tequila called Mexican Moonshine. From Gold medals in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition to Gold Ribbons from Tequila Aficionado’s Brands of Promise, accolades have been rolling in. And a bottle of Mexican Moonshine Tequila made a well received “guest appearance” on the Rachel Ray Show.

In 2016, Clyne’s career came full circle as Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers celebrated the 20th anniversary of The Refreshments cult classic debut album, “Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy,” with a residency at the Yucca Tap Room in their hometown of Tempe, followed by a nationwide tour.

ZB Savoy is a California-based singer-songwriter working at the intersection of Americana and country, blending old-school grit with modern storytelling. Influenced by writers like Willie Nelson, Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, and Zach Bryan, his songs are rooted in life on the road — shaped by miles of American highway and the people met along the way.
Savoy’s songwriting is informed by family ties to California’s ranching community, grounding his work in themes of place, responsibility, and lived experience. His music carries a timeless country feel while remaining firmly present-day, prioritizing strong narratives, melodic restraint, and emotional honesty.

Before stepping fully into his role as an artist, Savoy spent the 2000s in Los Angeles working as a writer, producer, and recording engineer with an eclectic roster that included Melissa Auf der Mar (Hole), Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age), The Black Eyed Peas, 311, and country legend Tim McGraw. That background continues to inform both his songwriting and his reputation for assembling and leading an exceptional live band.

Savoy performs more than 200 shows a year, delivering dynamic, high-level performances whether appearing solo or with his full band. His live shows are musically driven, engaging, and unpretentious — marked by a comfortable stage presence, strong band chemistry, and a genuine connection with audiences. While his original material anchors the set, Savoy can seamlessly weave in classic country and modern Americana favorites when appropriate, making him a natural fit for festivals, theaters, and opening slots for national touring acts.

Recent performance highlights include opening for Ryan Bingham in San Luis Obispo, Elle King at Humphreys by the Bay, Charley Crockett and Cody Jinks at Gallagher Square, along with appearances at Fiesta del Sol, multiple nights at one of the world’s largest rodeos in Reno, and main-stage performances at San Diego’s largest Oktoberfest celebration. Each year, Savoy also curates and hosts the sold-out Night of Willie Nelson Duets at the Belly Up Tavern in San Diego.

His latest album, DEAR WORLD, is available now on all streaming platforms. A follow-up release, SNAKES, is nearing completion, with new tracks scheduled for release beginning March 2026.