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Episode 48 - The Steppers - Basslines, Banter & Breakfast Showdowns with Old Ladies
Podcast What's The Reason For This Podcast
Date 2025-07-17
About The Steppers
Length 54 min
Link Listen
Audio Audio file

Episode Description

🎻🔥 In this jam-packed What’s the Reason for This Session?, we dive headfirst into the high-energy, heart-on-the-sleeve world of The Steppers — a bluegrass-rooted, jam-driven band straight outta Oklahoma with a sound that hits like a freight train and lyrics that cut like a mandolin string. These boys came to the dungeon armed with stories, soul, and a damn good reason to stomp.From Panic! at the Disco to parking lot gigs, The Steppers take us through their evolution as musicians, brothers, and...