Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers Bring High-Energy Roots Rock Swagger to The Cowan

Jun 6

The Cowan — Nashville, TN | June 20, 2018

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers delivered a spirited, road-hardened performance at The Cowan on June 20, 2018, blending Southwest roots rock, Americana, and barroom energy into a set built for sing-alongs and movement. In a club-sized room, the band thrived on immediacy, keeping the crowd engaged through momentum and familiarity.

The strongest reactions came during fan favorites like “Banditos,” “Green and Dumb,” and “Honky Tonk Union,”each met with enthusiastic participation and shouted choruses. Roger Clyne’s vocals were confident and inviting, steering the room with ease while the band behind him maintained a tight, driving groove. Rather than overplaying arrangements, the band emphasized clarity and pace.

Musically, the set stayed focused and upbeat. Guitars were bright and rhythmic, the rhythm section locked and propulsive, and transitions were quick, keeping energy high throughout. The Cowan’s close quarters amplified the sense of connection, turning the show into a shared, celebratory experience.

Additional selections expanded across the band’s catalog, reinforcing their reputation for crowd-friendly songwriting and consistent live delivery. The pacing never dipped, making the performance feel compact and satisfying.

This Cowan performance captured Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers in classic form—tight, upbeat, and fully committed to turning roots rock into a shared celebration.

Band (2018 touring lineup)