Musician John Doe of the L.A. punk band 'X' joins Canadian band the Sadies to perform songs from their new album Country Club, covering classics from Merle Haggard to Tammy Wynette.

John Doe: Where Punk Meets Country A member of the L.A. band X, ... His current music keeps its focus primarily in that world, with strong, sweet songs that include a healthy dose of humor, ...

"Scenes are cool because they don't try to be scenes, they just are," says John Doe. "Scenes just happen." As a founding member of the seminal L.A. punk band X, along with singer Exene Cervenka ...

Lonesome, Onry and Mean likes him some country music done right, so it was with considerable delight that we listened to Country Club by X bassist/singer John Doe and the Sadies. An L.A. rocker ...

John Doe Moves to Austin X’s “man of the world” contemplates life in Big Boys country By Kevin Curtin, 10:00AM, Thu. Feb. 9, 2017 ...

Former X frontman John Doe to bring his folk trio to the Hanger on the Hudson in Troy this Friday. ... (in 2005) that I sort of understood how I fit into that music of blues, country, Americana.

The title of John Doe‘s new album couldn’t be more appropriate. The Westerner, which will be released April 29th, finds the co-founder of Los Angeles punk legends X meditating across open ...

X co-founder John Doe moved to Austin and formed a folk trio, with whom he recorded the new album "Fables in a Foreign Land" for Fat Possum Records.

Courtesy Photo / John Doe As part of the seminal LA band X, Doe helped create the West Coast's explosive late '70s and early '80s punk scene. Musician, songwriter, author, actor, punk icon.

John Doe co-founded X, the seminal L.A. punk band, and even then he mixed in liberal amounts of roots music, but in the three decades since X disbanded, … ...