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JP Harris And The Tough Choices delivers country music with a timeless but forward-looking edge. Rooted in honky-tonk, western swing, and outlaw storytelling, Harris blends folk simplicity with a punk-ethos that keeps his tunes direct and emotionally honest. Since his debut, Harris has cultivated a devoted following and earned recognition across the country music scene for his storytelling, distinctive voice, and relentless touring.

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On this artist page, you’ll find a concise biography, a complete look at his discography, and the latest information about his upcoming 2025 tour across Europe and the UK. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket access to JP Harris and The Tough Choices’ live performances.

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JP Harris learned early that songs can tell a life story as much as a single memory. His debut, I'll Keep Calling (2011), earned Best Country Album honors in 2012 at The Nashville Scene and Independent Music Awards, setting the stage for a string of acclaimed records. Harris’ work spans from the stark honesty of Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014) to the western-tinged Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing (2018), and the bold, experimentalDon't You Marry No Railroad Man (as JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind & Rain, 2021). The Bloodshot LP JP Harris Is A Trash Fire (2024) cements his place as a vocally fearless voice in contemporary country, balancing tradition with a modern, trail-weary sensibility.

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Discography highlights include: I'll Keep Calling (2011), Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014), Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing (2018), Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man (2021), and JP Harris Is A Trash Fire (2024). In addition to solo work, the collaborative release Two Bad Hombres (2017, with Chance McCoy) showcases Harris’ collaborative side. For the latest releases, streaming, and merchandise, visit the official pages linked below.

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Upcoming shows for 2025 include a European and UK tour with stops across major venues—details are updated as official schedules are confirmed. For fans planning to attend, we provide direct, reliable access to tickets and venue information so you can secure your seats without hassle.

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Quick Facts About JP Harris And The Tough Choices

  • Biography/career: Debut with I'll Keep Calling (2011) leading to Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014) and Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing (2018); also released Don't You Marry No Railroad Man (as JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind & Rain, 2021) before the 2024 Bloodshot LP JP Harris Is A Trash Fire.
  • Genre/style: Pure country rooted in honky-tonk, western swing and outlaw influences; Harris often describes his music as simply 'country' while critics note a blend of folk, punk-ethos and traditional storytelling.
  • Discs: Complete albums listed in reverse-chronological order: JP Harris Is A Trash Fire (2024, Bloodshot), Don't You Marry No Railroad Man (2021, Free Dirt Records), Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing (2018, Free Dirt Records), Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014, Cow Island Music), I'll Keep Calling (2011, Cow Island Music); plus Two Bad Hombres (2017, with Chance McCoy, self-released).
  • Top singles: Why Don't We Duet in the Road (2016), Why Don't We Duet in the Road (Again) (2019), Take Off Your Tin Foil Hat (2021) — all appear on EP/singles listings; these tracks have not charted on major charts as of sources.
  • Awards/achievements: Won Best Country Album of 2012 at The Nashville Scene (and at Independent Music Awards) for I'll Keep Calling; NPR feature and soundtrack placements tied to early work; Rolling Stone/ SXSW mentions via industry press; 2024–25 press highlights around Trash Fire era.
  • Social media presence: Active across Bandcamp (JP Harris Is A Trash Fire; Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing; Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man), and public profiles; official Bloodshot/label pages cover releases; artist handles referenced on X/Twitter (example: @harrismusicto) and the artist maintains a personal site ilovehonkytonk.com.

The records

JP Harris And The Tough Choices Discography

  • 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
    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 And The Tough Choices Songs

  • Why Don't We Duet in the Road
    2016 · N/A
  • Why Don't We Duet in the Road (Again)
    2019 · N/A
  • Take Off Your Tin Foil Hat
    2021 · N/A

JP Harris learned early that songs can tell a life story as much as a single memory. His debut, I'll Keep Calling (2011), earned Best Country Album honors in 2012 at The Nashville Scene and Independent Music Awards, setting the stage for a string of acclaimed records. Harris’ work spans from the stark honesty of Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014) to the western-tinged Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing (2018), and the bold, experimentalDon't You Marry No Railroad Man (as JP Harris’ Dreadful Wind & Rain, 2021). The Bloodshot LP JP Harris Is A Trash Fire (2024) cements his place as a vocally fearless voice in contemporary country, balancing tradition with a modern, trail-weary sensibility.

Discography highlights include: I'll Keep Calling (2011), Home Is Where The Hurt Is (2014), Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing (2018), Don’t You Marry No Railroad Man (2021), and JP Harris Is A Trash Fire (2024). In addition to solo work, the collaborative release Two Bad Hombres (2017, with Chance McCoy) showcases Harris’ collaborative side. For the latest releases, streaming, and merchandise, visit the official pages linked below.

Upcoming shows for 2025 include a European and UK tour with stops across major venues—details are updated as official schedules are confirmed. For fans planning to attend, we provide direct, reliable access to tickets and venue information so you can secure your seats without hassle.

Links to official social media and websites provide direct access to JP Harris’ latest updates, tour announcements, and new music: ilovehonkytonk.com, Bandcamp, Bloodshot Records, and social profiles including @harrismusicto.

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