Clayton Lee Tickets

Clayton Lee, born Billy Hugh Shotts and widely known by his stage name Lee Clayton (1942–2023), was a pivotal figure in the outlaw-country and folk-inflected singer-songwriter scene. He wrote Waylon Jennings' iconic outlaw anthem "Ladies Love Outlaws" in 1972 and released a string of influential albums from the early 1970s through the mid-1990s. Though he passed away in 2023, his legacy continues to influence artists and fans alike. This page gathers a concise biography, career milestones, highlights from his discography, and context for any posthumous or legacy releases and archival material.

While there are no new 2025 tour dates due to Clayton Lee's passing, collectors and new listeners can explore his extensive catalog across Bandcamp and official legacy pages. We’ve got you covered with background on his career, notable releases, and ways to connect with his music through preserved recordings and archival live performances such as the Live at Rockpalast series. For updates on reissues or available archival material, check the linked official sources and Bandcamp pages.