The Tennessee Werewolves at Whisky A Go Go, February 22

HOUSTON - EntSun -- Fresh off the heels of Winter NAMM Nashville's The Tennessee Werewolves are gearing up for another exciting west coast run. The southern rock band will kick things off with their exhilarating set in LA at Whisky A Go Go on February 22 where they will open for Love/Hate's 30th Anniversary event.

The city of Los Angeles has become a second home for The Tennessee Werewolves who have never failed to captivate a crowd. Each performance is a different show. Performing records from their hit debut album "American Dream," the band always leaves their audience satisfied. To download or stream the album go to TheTennesseeWerewolves.lnk.to/K3E4f

Consisting of Angel Mary Wolf on lead vocals and guitar, Christian Wolf on vocals and drums, and Antoine Wolf on vocals and bass guitar, the energy of this dynamic family trio extends beyond the music. The band has been together for years playing shows from New York to California with a musical vibe that's uniquely their own. The Tennesee Werewolves have appeared in countless media outlets, TV, and radio shows including iHeart Radio, Billboard, Music Row, Good Morning Arkansas, Fox 17 Rock & Review, UK's Maverick Magazine, Daily Motion, Keep It Country TV and many others.

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About The Tennessee Werewolves

Having a name as unique as this band, The Tennessee Werewolves push forward on their music endeavors by reaching out and stepping out of the box. The name is derived from Johnny Cash and his song the "Beast in Me " from his American Recordings sparked the band to record Folsom Prison Blues, a song they hold close to heart. Not only did Tennessee Werewolves record this new epic single at the Cash Cabin where the American Recordings were recorded, but they also had John Carter Cash produce the single and play an acoustic track on it. Giving it the "Cash" stamp of approval. Their spin on Folsom Prison Blues features Rob Caggiano of the RocknRoll band Volbeat.

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