Radio Ranch’s dynamic live shows combine straight-shooter storytelling with the eloquence of americana, traditional country, and the spirit of rock n’ roll.  Long in love with the freedom of wide-open country and the people and stories within it, their music reflects life on the road.

Eventually, that road led them to Montana where they recorded their LP “Ten Sleep” with Bruce Springsteen’s long time audio engineer Toby Scott.  Over the past year and a half they have played 100+ shows across ten states, opening for Charley Crockett, Lukas Nelson, Paul Cauthen, Sam Barber, and Chaparelle. This summer will mark their third appearance at Under the Big Sky festival where they will be playing on the Main Stage alongside acts such as Chris Stapleton, Stephen Wilson Jr., and Marcus King among others.

The band just released “Half Way Home,” an album they recorded in Studio A of the Sound Emporium, in Nashville, Tennessee. Producer Leroy Powell (Whiskey Myers "Firewater') and multi-Grammy winning engineer Brandon Bell (Billy Strings, Brandi Carlisle, etc.) helped to bring their new vision and sound to life.