From the piney woods of Joplin, Mo (specifically Diamond, Mo), a country-rock band Kaleb McIntire’s music is best described as “Texas Red Dirt” & “Outlaw Country!” His music is derived from some of McIntire’s influences: his pops, Elvis Pressley, Waylon Jennings, David Alan Coe, George Jones, Meryl Haggard, Johnny Cash, and George Strait - just to name a few that can be heard in their music!

McIntire is a Singer-Songwriter that pours his heart & soul out while writing & playing his music!

The debut album, "Scars." by Kaleb McIntire chronicles his many life’s challenges, heartache, and love McIntire has survived throughout his young life.

Tracks:
- "I Don’t Buy That Anymore" is a rock tune about today’s turmoil stemming from differing political views – a tune about growing up & not buying all the bs, trying not to fit in, & not believing in all that is portrayed & heard!
- Next is "Things Us Country Boys Do", a fun, upbeat, party tune about things that country “boys” do and like.
- McIntire’s very first single. "Redneck in All of Us" soured the country music charts reaching #33 in the Country Breakout Charts by Music Row! A country tune about the businesswomen and men moonlight as a “redneck” when they get off work. They are “rednecks” at heart!
- "Scars" – album’s title track is a country-rock tune about the incidences that
occurred while playing in bars.
- "Plain O’ Texas" reached #19 on The Texas Regional Radio Report on March 29, 2021! A country tune that McIntire’s
wife, Katie, plays the violin and is about how he loves Texas.
"Jesse James" is an old country western style tune with a rock-flare about the legendary American outlaw from Missouri “Jesse James” (fun fact, McIntire is related to Jesse James).