Deadeye Kansas City, Missouri
Deadeye crafts their love of folk, bluegrass, rock, and country into a homemade, heel-stomping musical blend. The group
builds their songs with reverence to the Americana music that rings memories of times long-passed in the Midwest. However, these girls spare no prisoners in painting tradition with the spirit of modern-day women trying to figure out what this life is all about.
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