Since the summer of 2005, Sons of Roswell have been on a constant rise. It all started out with a self-recorded demo that spread like a wildfire through the southeastern US, which led to the recording of the group's first full length self-titled album (released March 2007). The band recently left the Nutthouse Recording Studio in Sheffield, AL after recording their yet to be titled follow up album, produced by Jason Isbell (ex-Drive-By Truckers), to be released in May.

In the span of nearly three years since the band has been together, they've played all over the East Coast, from Mobile, AL to New York, NY, opening up for the likes of Jason Isbell, Centro-Matic, and The Avett Brothers. In September 2007, the Sons closed the main stage of the Gateway Music Festival in Mt. Sterling, KY.

Sons of Roswell started 2008 off with a three week tour around the southeast, hitting the cities they commonly play, as well as a few new towns. They have been hailed as one of the best live shows of the time. From the first note, the four members take over the stage with fury and slam into every note as if they're out to kill. It's a beast of its own, and one everybody must witness sometime. You can find the band's music from various online retailer such as iTunes, Ruckus, Napster and more, as well as in many local music stores in the towns they've played.