Cody Cannon and Jamey Gleaves, part of the Texas-based band Whiskey Myers, recently electrified the stage at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater in Missoula. Known for their eclectic blend of musical styles, the band defies easy categorization, drawing from genres like country, rock, and Southern rock. In an era where streaming services have blended traditional musical boundaries, Whiskey Myers embraces and celebrates their diverse influences, stating on their website that they take inspiration from both Nirvana and Waylon Jennings.

Since their formation in 2007, Whiskey Myers has carved out a unique niche by staying true to their musical passions rather than conforming to genre expectations. Lead singer Cody Cannon articulated their approach to music, explaining, “Everybody wants you to pick a genre, but we did this our whole career. We like it all, so we’re gonna do it all.” Their sold-out concert in Missoula is a testament to their growing fanbase and the resonating appeal of their music.

The concert showcased Whiskey Myers’s commitment to authenticity and their refusal to be boxed into a single genre, much to the delight of their enthusiastic audience. The electric atmosphere at the Kettlehouse Amphitheater highlighted the band’s ability to connect with fans across different musical tastes, ensuring that their diverse sound continues to thrive in today’s music landscape.