Defying current genre classification, Atlanta's own Rolling Nowhere has unofficially been described as a Junkyard Folk band. This loose term accurately describes a band that bends the current alt-country/folk/rock genres and seems to consistently evolve its sound with every show.

Combining their love of Classic Country, Old Timey Folk and Psychedelic Rock n Roll, the result is a sound somewhere between early Uncle Tupelo, Wilco, Blitzen Trapper and the Grateful Dead.

The band has down home 3-part harmonies, a mutual love of songwriting, and a wide array of instrumentation including; the Canjo-a washboard percussion experiment, upright bass, telecaster guitar, drums, dobro, banjo, mandolin and fiddle.

If you're looking for travelin' music or actually thinking of hopping a freight train, Rolling Nowhere is your medicine.

When whiskey won't kill the pain reach for a shot of Rolling Nowhere!

• Brad Cochran: Vocals, Guitar, Canjo
• Matt Green: Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
• Jess Hopkins: Electric Guitar, Lap Steel, Vocals
• Adam Higgins: Upright Bass, Vocals
• Reed Van Hoosear: Dobro, Guitar
• Caleb Little: Drums