



No matter the genre, the rules, or the expectations, Eddie And The Getaway will bend and break them all. The 25 year old Arizona native has grown a rabid audience that connects with his vulnerable Country lyricism and “in your face” guitars that bring back the nostalgia of early 2000s Rock. His live shows bring audiences stadium size energy no matter where he is playing.
Eddie has also written and produced songs for Jay Webb, Pecos & The Rooftops, LECADE, Sterling Elza, Lakeview & more - all while building his own artistry on the road and through his viral hits “Love Myself", “superNOVOCAINE” and “Sleep Alone.”
He is a true musical triple threat… a multi-genre songwriter, producer, and artist - All of which makes him one of the top country artists to watch for 2026.
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Devil’s Cut’s nuanced country-metal mélange began with a 2019 conversation with their manager, Jelly Roll drummer Cody Ash. Fellow Kentuckian Ash was convinced that there was a massive crossover between rock n roll, metal and country; together they set about convincingly marrying their twin musical passions without compromising either. Devil’s Cut hinted at what was coming with a muscular 2019 cover of Dan + Shay’s country smash “Tequila” and had really found their lane by the time 2022’s “Insomnia” became a TikTok hit. With their sound rapidly evolving and commercial momentum gathering, Devil’s Cut racked up millions of streams while touring with everyone from country/metal chanteuse Royale Lynn to metalcore mainstays Gideon, Until I Wake, Attila and more, plus adrenalized sets at metal’s flagship mega-fests Aftershock, Welcome To Rockville and Louder Than Life.
Taking a page from the country playbook, Devil’s Cut dramatically raised their game by relocating to Nashville for a month and collaborating with experienced co-writers to spawn the hard-to-resist debut album Roadkill (MNRK Music Group ). Produced by Evan McKeever (Miranda Lambert, Starset), it delivers rowdy party anthems and heartworn laments with equal aplomb, Landrum’s lived-in timbre distinguished by his innate vocal style blending early 2000’s rock and modern country elements. Listen carefully and there’s lap steel, mandolin, and banjo, along with heavy riffs, and addicting stadium rock hooks that help set Devil’s Cut apart.