With roots tracing back to a duo project that singer Ryder Lee and guitarist Stokes Nielson started in high school in their hometown of Alexandria, Virginia, the Lost Trailers play a very amped-up brand of modern country aiming to compete in a hip-hop and metal dominated world. In 2000, after a chance encounter with Willie Nelson and a subsequent invitation to perform at his famed Fourth of July picnic, they expanded into a quintet and hit the ground running. Relentless nationwide touring and a deal with Nashville's BNA Records soon followed. Their self-titled debut made the country charts, while 2008 saw the release of HOLLER BACK, their most hard-hitting and accomplished record.
