The Lazy Desperados

Set in rural Arkansas, fictional tales rarely speak of the legend surrounding the Lazy Desperados. After years of living in a floor-less shed, with merely a hole in the ground to sleep in, the Lazy Desperados emerged into the commotion in 2004. Frontman, Trey Stevens, lifted the band's name from the song Mexico or Crazy, written and performed by his musical influence, Jason Boland. 



Between Trey's solo performances and the band, they have collectively shared the stage with major Texas Country/Red Dirt and Nashville acts, including, Chris Knight, Kevin Fowler, Turnpike Troubadours, Cody Canada, Aaron Watson, Casey Donahew, Jason Boland, and The American Music Awards Breakthrough Artist of the Year and The Academy of Country Music Awards Top New Vocal Group, Gloriana.



The Lazy Desperados are made up of Trey Stevens on lead vocals and guitar, Andy Amason on lead guitar, Mark Null on drums and Scott Parker on bass.