District 142

Backyard barbeques, barroom brawls, tent revivals, and big rock festivals alike are suitable environments for the Red Dirt Metal of TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION, a band with a sound so devilishly electrifying that they had to come up with a new genre to describe it.

BIG DAD RITCH captains this pirate ship of bikers, outlaws, troubadours, and hellraisers, welcoming all comers to the THC party with gregarious charisma and Southern charm. Across a half dozen albums, countless club gigs, and show stealing performances at Rockstar Mayhem, THC has spread the good word of big riffs, big hooks, and wild times.

The new album by TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION looks to be another hard hitting album of great songs from beginning to end. 

Kicking off with "Hell Hounds" right out the gate THC proves this dog hunts. Others like "I come from the Dirt" & "Keep my name out your mouth" are straight up punches to the face. While "I Teach Angels how to Fly" & the title track the "Name Lives On" prove that there are many complex layers to this bands keep it rockin theory of music. While also adding everlasting songs like "Built for the Road" & the sure to be a sports anthem "BELIEVE" let you know immediately that the name THC will live on. Many often compare this band to many of the great southern rock & TEXAS bands that came before them, but they are proving to the world that THC is not just following in the footsteps, they are leaving giant footprints. Not only etching out a place for them in multi genre fields of music. They are creating there own genre.

Kurt Deimer, a Cincinnati, Ohio native, embodies relentless positivity and unwavering perseverance, qualities that have propelled him to multifaceted success. Notably, he spearheaded the creation of the movie franchise, Hellbilly Hollow, by both starring in and directing a feature-length horror film of the same name. Beyond his cinematic pursuits, Deimer has carved a musical path, collaborating on over two dozen tracks with acclaimed producer Chris Lord-Alge, recognized for his work with musical giants like Green Day, James Brown, and the Rolling Stones. Deimer's journey into the music industry saw him catch the attention of Brian Wheat of TESLA, who discovered Deimer during one of his opening performances for the iconic band.

Adding to his accomplishments, Deimer's acting career soared when he appeared in John Carpenter's 2018 Halloween, portraying a crucial role alongside Jamie Lee Curtis and confronting the notorious Michael Myers as the teller. Additionally, his creative flair extended to production and acting in his upcoming 2024 film, Scared to Death, where he stars alongside Lin Shaye (The Grudge, Insidious film series) and Bill Moseley(The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Carnivale).

Kurt embarked on a nationwide tour supporting Geoff Tate, showcasing tracks from his debut EP released on November 19, 2021. This EP not only featured a duet with Tate but also boasted a trilogy of visually stunning music videos directed by the esteemed Scottish filmmaker Paul Boyd, recognized for his work with renowned artists like Sting, Deadmau5, and The Cult. In a whirlwind initial two years of touring, Deimer has graced the stage alongside esteemed acts like TESLA, Drowning Pool, Skid Row, Buckcherry, and Yngwie Malmsteen.