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JP Harris, born Joshua Pless Harris in Montgomery, Alabama (February 13, 1983), is a Nashville-based country artist known for a rugged, timeless vocal delivery that draws from western swing, honky-tonk, outlaw country, and Bakersfield sensibilities. With a career spanning over a decade, Harris has built a respected presence on Americana and festival circuits, bringing a personal storytelling style and a clawhammer banjo to the forefront of his performances. Whether headlining intimate clubs or joining festival stages, Harris delivers songs that feel lived-in and true to the heartland tradition.

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Explore JP Harris’s discography, from early releases like I’ll Keep Calling (2011) to recent work including the 2024 Bloodshot Records release JP Harris Is a Trash Fire, featuring guests such as JD McPherson, Erin Rae, The Watson Twins, and Shovels & Rope. His collaborations, notably the 2017 duo Two Bad Hombres with Chance McCoy (Old Crow Medicine Show), showcase his versatility across Americana and folk contexts. Expect future tour stops in the U.K. and the United States—London, Red Rooster Festival (Suffolk), and the Nelsonville, Ohio area are on the radar for 2025 bookings and festival appearances.

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For official updates, follow JP Harris across his social and official channels. Links are provided to engage with his music and tour information:

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Venue and tour information is updated regularly. If you’re looking to catch JP Harris live, check our listings for upcoming dates and secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you covered.

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  • Born Joshua Pless Harris on February 13, 1983 in Montgomery, Alabama; based in Nashville, Tennessee.
  • Musical style described as simply 'country' with influences from western swing, honky-tonk, outlaw country and Bakersfield; known for a rugged, timeless vocal delivery.
  • Albums (most recent first): JP Harris Is a Trash Fire (2024, Bloodshot Records); Don't You Marry No Railroad Man (2021, Free Dirt Records); Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing (2018, Free Dirt Records); Two Bad Hombres with Chance McCoy (2017, self-released); Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014, Cow Island Music); I'll Keep Calling (2011, Cow Island Music).
  • Collaboration with Chance McCoy (Old Crow Medicine Show) on 2017’s Two Bad Hombres.
  • Signature instrument: clawhammer banjo; active in Americana/folk scenes and festival circuits ( Newport Folk Festival, etc.).
  • Signed with Bloodshot Records for the 2024 album JP Harris Is A Trash Fire; production and guests include JD McPherson, Erin Rae, The Watson Twins, and Shovels & Rope.

The records

JP Harris Discography

  • JP Harris Is a Trash Fire
    2024 · Bloodshot Records
  • Don't You Marry No Railroad Man (JP Harris' Dreadful Wind and Rain)
    2021 · Free Dirt Records
  • Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing
    2018 · Free Dirt Records
  • Two Bad Hombres (with Chance McCoy)
    2017 · Self-released
  • Home Is Where The Hurt Is
    2014 · Cow Island Music
  • I'll Keep Calling
    2011 · Cow Island Music

The hits

Top JP Harris Songs

  • When I Quit Drinking
    2018 · N/A

Explore JP Harris’s discography, from early releases like I’ll Keep Calling (2011) to recent work including the 2024 Bloodshot Records release JP Harris Is a Trash Fire, featuring guests such as JD McPherson, Erin Rae, The Watson Twins, and Shovels & Rope. His collaborations, notably the 2017 duo Two Bad Hombres with Chance McCoy (Old Crow Medicine Show), showcase his versatility across Americana and folk contexts. Expect future tour stops in the U.K. and the United States—London, Red Rooster Festival (Suffolk), and the Nelsonville, Ohio area are on the radar for 2025 bookings and festival appearances.

For official updates, follow JP Harris across his social and official channels. Links are provided to engage with his music and tour information:

Venue and tour information is updated regularly. If you’re looking to catch JP Harris live, check our listings for upcoming dates and secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you covered.

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