The band Vandoliers is distinctively Texas; they capture the rich and varied musical character of the Lone Star State in a fast-paced, boisterous sound that is all their own. This Dallas-Fort Worth six-piece is back with The Vandoliers, a new album that shows these boisterous, rollicking country punks are tighter, more coherent, more sonically engaging than ever after spending the better part of the last three years feverishly composing and recording music.
The Vandoliers is an interrupted album, recorded at Reeltime Audio in Denton, Texas, with Grammy-winning producer Eric Delegard. The band's first two-week recording session came to an abrupt end when global shutdowns started.
In the midst of all that uncertainty, Vandoliers stuck to what they did best—make music. The first was "Every Saturday Night," a tribute to all the wild late-night television programs that we missed while cooped up at home during the pandemic. These ideas obviously resonated with listeners, as evidenced by the song's widespread radio play, particularly on Sirius XM's Outlaw Country. The band's plans to record another album to capture the energy of their sold-out live performances were also sparked by these thoughts.
Vandoliers' sound has developed and expanded along with its members. The band's fundamental beliefs of hope and unity, however, have not changed, as shown by the tattoos of Vandoliers Forever, Forever Vandoliers, which are all on their arms..

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