Oddballs & Outlaws Tour feat. IV and the Strange Band, Clownvis Presley
IV And The Strange Band, Clownvis Presley
Oddballs & Outlaws Tour feat. IV and the Strange Band, Clownvis Presley
IV AND THE STRANGE BAND
IV and the Strange Band is an alternative-country project led by Coleman Williams (also known as "IV"), the great-grandson of country legend Hank Williams. Based in Nashville, the band is known for a "100-watt" sound that blends traditional outlaw country and bluegrass with the grit of punk and heavy rock. Coleman Williams spent his early 20s as a teacher before embracing his musical heritage at age 29—the same age his great-grandfather passed away. Rather than relying on his family name, he formed the Strange Band to forge a unique sonic path that balances "spectacle and spirit". Their music often features amplified guitars paired with traditional instruments like the fiddle, banjo, and lap steel.
CLOWNVIS PRESLEY
Clownvis Presley is a comedy-music character created and portrayed by Michael Leahy. Known as "The King of Clowns," the character blends musical parody, stand-up comedy, and magic into a high-energy performance often described as a mix of Elvis Presley and a classic Branson variety act. His act is characterized by quick wit, charming showmanship, and original songs that lean into absurdity.