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The Outlaws, formed in 1972 in Tampa, Florida, are among Southern Rock’s defining acts. Known for aggressive twin- and triple-guitar harmonies, country-rock influences, and hits like There Goes Another Love Song and Green Grass and High Tides, they’ve maintained a storied presence in the genre for decades. This artist page brings you a detailed biography, a concise discography, and up-to-date touring information for 2025–2026. We’ve got you covered for reliable, straightforward access to live music.

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Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their catalog for the first time, you’ll find essential background, key releases, and upcoming show details to help you secure your seats with ease.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Key milestones include the release of classic albums such as Outlaws (1975), Lady in Waiting (1976), Hurry Sundown (1977), and Playin' to Win (1978). The band’s sound evolved through In the Eye of the Storm (1979), Ghost Riders (1980), Los Hombres Malo (1982), Soldiers of Fortune (1986), Diablo Canyon (1994), It’s About Pride (2012), and Dixie Highway (2020). Following the passing of original member Hughie Thomasson in 2007, The Outlaws continued with new leadership, marked by a 2012 comeback and a 2020 release on Steamhammer/SPV. In 2025–2026, multi-city tours across the United States are reported, offering fans new opportunities to experience their signature blend of Southern rock energy and harmony-driven guitar work. You can follow official updates and engage with the band on social media and through Red Light Management for trustworthy, up-to-date information.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Outlaws

  • Formed in 1972 in Tampa, Florida as The Outlaws, later known as The Outlaws; one of Southern Rock’s defining acts.
  • Known for aggressive twin/three-guitar harmonies, country-rock influences, and hits such as There Goes Another Love Song and Green Grass and High Tides.
  • Studio albums include Outlaws (1975), Lady in Waiting (1976), Hurry Sundown (1977), Playin' to Win (1978), In the Eye of the Storm (1979), Ghost Riders (1980), Los Hombres Malo (1982), Soldiers of Fortune (1986), Diablo Canyon (1994), It’s About Pride (2012), and Dixie Highway (2020).
  • Hughie Thomasson (original member) died in 2007; the band continued under Henry Paul and other members, with a notable 2012 comeback and a 2020 Dixie Highway release on Steamhammer/SPV.
  • 2025–2026 touring has been reported, with multiple shows across the U.S.; recent industry notes list eight shows planned across 2025–2026 (dates vary by venue).
  • Official social media presence includes Facebook, Twitter/X, YouTube, and Instagram under outlawsmusic; band communications also via Red Light Management.

The records

Outlaws Discography

  • Dixie Highway
    2020 · Steamhammer / SPV
  • It's About Pride
    2012 · Mirror Lake Records
  • Diablo Canyon
    1994 · Blues Bureau International
  • Soldiers of Fortune
    1986 · Pasha
  • Los Hombres Malo
    1982 · Arista
  • Ghost Riders
    1980 · Arista
  • In the Eye of the Storm
    1979 · Arista
  • Playin' to Win
    1978 · Arista
  • Hurry Sundown
    1977 · Arista
  • Lady in Waiting
    1976 · Arista
  • Outlaws
    1975 · Arista

The hits

Top Outlaws Songs

  • (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
    1980 · US #31
  • Hurry Sundown
    1977 · US #60
  • Breaker-Breaker
    1976 · US #19
  • There Goes Another Love Song
    1975 · US #34

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