Tahoe’s own five-member outlaw country group is set to take the stage at Whiskey Dick’s Saloon on Saturday, April 29.

Based out of Truckee, Everyday Outlaw brings the iconic sounds of the genre to every gig they play.

“A traditional honky tonk country lineup of acoustic guitar, telecaster, pedal steel, bass and drums, topped off with haunting vocals and a heavy dose of attitude, this band is sure to move you to your feet and pull at your heart strings in the same evening,” states the band’s online biography.

Everyday Outlaw is known for songs “I Can Change the Weather,” “This Ain’t No Love Song,” “Can’t Sing Country” and “Honky Tonk Angel,” among others.

“The band has recorded with Marty Rifkin on pedal steel (Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty) and Joe Craven (Jerry Garcia, David Grisman).

“[Everyday Outlaw draws] from the classics of outlaw country such as Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard as well as some of the neo-traditionalists such as Jamey Johnson,” concludes the bio.

Don’t miss the chance to don your cowboy hat and boots this weekend.

Everyday Outlaw takes the Whiskey Dick’s stage at 9 p.m. The gig is free to attend and open to guests over the age of 21.

The venue is located at 2660 Lake Tahoe Blvd. in South Lake Tahoe.

Learn more online at http://www.facebook.com/whiskeydickstahoe.

Interact with the band on Facebook (@everydayoutlaw) or ReverbNation (Everyday Outlaw).

— Lake Tahoe Action