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500 Miles to Memphis

American punk band

Summary

American punk band

Field	Value
name	500 Miles to Memphis
image	500mtm2019.jpg
caption	500 Miles to Memphis in 2018
origin	Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
genre	Punk Rock Americana
years_active	2003–present
label	Deep Elm Records, Paper + Plastick, Flat Aht Records
website
current_members	{{plainlist

Ryan Malott
Noah Sugarman
Kevin Hogle
David Rhodes Brown
Aaron Whalen
Nate Hickey
Luke Zacherl

500 Miles to Memphis is a punk rock americana band from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their music is a cross-genre blend of punk rock, americana, bluegrass, and country. Ryan Malott formed the band in 2003. Since then they have released six studio albums, which have won multiple awards, and been licensed to numerous movies, TV shows, and video games.

They have actively toured the United States since 2003.

500 Miles to Memphis consists of Ryan Malott (vocs, guitar, banjo), David Rhodes Brown (lap steel), Noah Sugarman (bass, vocs), Kevin Hogle (drums), Aaron Whalen (guitar, vocs), Nate Hickey(guitar, mandolin, vocs), and Luke Zacherl(violin).

Awards

500 Miles to Memphis

Winner of the 2005 Cincinnati Entertainment Award for best Roots/Americana/Folk
Nominated for the 2006 CEA for best Rock
Winner of the 2007 CEA for best Live Act
Winner of the 2007 CEA for best Rock
Nominated for the 2007 CEA for Album of The Year
Nominated for the 2007 CEA for Artist of the Year
Winner or the 2008 CEA for best Rock
Nominated for the 2010 CEA for Album of the Year
Winner of the 2011 CEA for Best Live Act
Winner of the 2012 CEA for Best Live Act
Winner of the 2013 CEA for Best Live Act
Nominated for the 2015 CEA for Album of the Year

Licensing

500MTM's music has been licensed to multiple movies and TV shows, including:

Travis Pastrana 199 Lives
Kid Rock"Under-rated and Unsung"
MTV's Nitro Circus
MTV's Teen Mom
Rock Band the video game
Marlboro's bands on the run

Band members

Current members

Ryan Malott - vocals, guitar, banjo (2003–present)
Noah Sugarman - bass, vocals (2005–present)
Aaron Whalen - guitar, vocals (2010–present)
Kevin Hogle - drums (2007–present)
David Rhodes Brown - lap steel (2006–present)
Nate Hickey - vocals, mandolin, guitar (2018–present)
Luke Zacherl - violin (2020–present)

Past members

Joshua Murphy - vocals, guitar (2014–2018)
Jeff Snyder - bass (2007–2010)
Elaina Brown - keyboard, vocals (2009–2010)
Stephen Kuffner - guitar, vocals (2007–2009)
Jason Gallagher - guitar
Wade Owens - bass (2003–2005)
Lee Steele - drums
Brett Davis - drums (live/touring)
Brian Davis - guitar (live/touring)
Bryan Poindexter - drums
Wasabi Hansen - guitar, vocals
Aaron Hostetler - guitar, vocals
Sean Duley - drums
Ben Wirsching - drums
Greg Tudor - backup vocals, guitar (2013-04-12, Newport, KY, The Southgate House Revival)

Session musicians

Paul Patterson - fiddle (2007)
Annalyse McCoy - vocals (2007)

Discography

Studio albums

(2005) 500 Miles to Memphis (3rd Silo Records)
(2007) Sunshine in a Shot Glass (Deep Elm Records)
(2010) We’ve Built Up to Nothing (Self-released)
(2014) Stand There and Bleed (Self-released)
(2018) Basement Bluegrass Sessions EP (Self-released)
(Jan 2019) Blessed Be the Damned (Self-released)
(August 2019) Blessed Be the Damned (Paper + Plastick Records)
(October 2021) Hard to Love (Flat Aht Records)

Live albums

(2011) Live at the Historic Southgate House
(2018) Revival (Self-released)

References

Grever, Nick (February 28, 2010). "Cincinnati’s own 500 Miles to Memphis". The News Record.
"500 Miles To Memphis - Four Cincinnati Entertainment Awards Nominations!".

References

Wikipedia Source

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