Devil's Cut

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Devil's Cut

10 past shows · 10 cities · 1 country

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Past shows

Past shows

10 past shows
  1. Nashville, United StatesBrooklyn Bowl NashvillePerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  2. Atlanta, United StatesBuckhead TheatrePerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  3. Charlotte, United StatesThe UndergroundPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  4. New Orleans, United StatesHouse of Blues New OrleansPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  5. Houston, United StatesWhite Oak Music Hall - DownstairsPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  6. San Antonio, United StatesAztec TheatrePerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  7. San Diego, United StatesHouse of Blues San DiegoPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  8. Los Angeles, United StatesThe BellwetherPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  9. Philadelphia, United StatesTheatre of Living ArtsPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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  10. Chicago, United StatesOutsetPerformers: Chad Gray, Butcher Babies
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About Devil's Cut

Devil's Cut is an American band from Louisville, Kentucky, fronted by singer Trey Landrum, who built the project around a fusion of traditional country...

Devil's Cut is an American band from Louisville, Kentucky, fronted by singer Trey Landrum, who built the project around a fusion of traditional country songwriting with modern metalcore instrumentation the band calls "Mossy Oak metal." The concept took shape around 2018 through conversations with manager Cody Ash, drummer for the rapper Jelly Roll.

The band broke through with the TikTok hit "Insomnia" and further singles including "Crossed the Line" (2022) and a hard-rock cover of Brooks & Dunn's "Brand New Man." Recording independently without label backing for most of its early run, Devil's Cut released its debut album, Roadkill, in April 2026 on MNRK Heavy, led by the single "Drink with the Devil" and produced by Evan McKeever.

The band has built its live reputation through festival slots at Welcome to Rockville, Aftershock and Louder Than Life, and by touring alongside acts such as Attila and Royale Lynn. Its blend of country imagery and heavy riffs has drawn a following across both country and metal audiences.

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