The Waymores are a critically acclaimed honky-tonk duo from Atlanta, Georgia, composed of husband-and-wife team Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal. They've been touring relentlessly across the US, UK, and Europe since 2018, sharing stages with notable artists like Dale Watson, Wayne Hancock, and Scott H. Biram. Their music blends classic country grit with modern Americana soul, characterized by unique vocal stylings, unvarnished storytelling, and a wry sense of humor.
*Band History:*
- Formed in 2013, with roots dating back to 2007 when Kira and Willie met as part of the No Count Palookas, a freewheeling ensemble that mostly covered songs.
- Initially started performing together professionally, then transitioned to a romantic relationship.
- Released their debut EP, "Weeds," and later gained attention from legendary producer Shel Talmy, known for working with The Kinks, The Who, and David Bowie.
- *Greener Pastures (2023)*: Their third studio album, produced by Shel Talmy, drew critical acclaim and charted on the Alt-Country Specialty Chart alongside artists like Tyler Childers and Lucinda Williams.
- *The Stone Sessions*: A 10-track record featuring classic country and honky-tonk sounds, with guest appearances by Americana artists like Dale Watson and Katie Shore.
- *The Knot (2026)*: Their upcoming fourth album, set for release in February, promises a mix of wit, grit, and unflinching honesty, anchored by the couple's lived-in chemistry.
