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New Orleans’ own Cowboy Mouth—the self-described “southern gospel revival without the religion”—are bringing their high-energy rock ‘n’ roll celebration back to St. Louis this Saturday, November 8th, for a one-night-only show at the Old Rock House. The stop marks part of their Cover Yo’ Azz album tour and coincides with their 35th anniversary—a milestone for one of America’s most enduring and electrifying live bands. Tickets available here.
For those who’ve never witnessed the frenzy firsthand, Cake Magazine captured it best:
“On a bad night they will blow the roof off the place. On a good night Cowboy Mouth will save your soul.”
Frontman Fred LeBlanc, along with John Thomas Griffith, Brian “Bruiser” Broussard, and Frank Grocholski, have built their reputation not just on loud guitars and big choruses—but on turning every show into a life-affirming party that leaves the audience breathless and grinning. And this weekend’s St. Louis stop promises exactly that.
A New Album, 11 Years in the Making
Earlier this year, Cowboy Mouth dropped their first album of newly recorded material in over a decade—Cover Yo’ Azz, a rowdy and reverent collection of cover songs that honors some of rock’s most influential artists. The ten-track record reimagines tunes by R.E.M., The Who, Queen, Frank Sinatra, Cher, The Replacements, Fats Domino, and even Hootie & the Blowfish, featuring a guest appearance by Hootie’s Mark Bryan on guitar.
The band breathes New Orleans grit and charm into each song, turning classics like “The Real Me” (The Who) and “Can’t Hardly Wait” (The Replacements) into punchy, modern rock anthems. The album is available now on Spotify
and SoundCloud
.
Critics have been quick to applaud the band’s approach. Mystic Sons praised it as “a joyride dressed in ripped denim,” while York Calling called the album “charismatic, soulful, and expertly performed.” Americana Highways perhaps said it best:
“Performed with expertise, finesse, and style... the album summed up is a hoot.”
Fred LeBlanc Joins The Tippy Jo Show
Ahead of the St. Louis concert, Cowboy Mouth’s larger-than-life frontman Fred LeBlanc joined Tippy on The Tippy Jo Show, part of The Barn Media’s podcast lineup. The conversation dove deep into the band’s legacy, their Louisiana roots, and Fred’s signature onstage energy that transforms every Cowboy Mouth performance into something between a rock concert and a revival meeting.
True to form, Fred’s humor and humanity shone through the interview—equal parts laughter, storytelling, and that unmistakable “let it go” spirit that has powered Cowboy Mouth since their debut album Are You With Me? in 1992.
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This episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and brought to you as always by The Barn Media Group.
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New Orleans’ own Cowboy Mouth—the self-described “southern gospel revival without the religion”—are bringing their high-energy rock ‘n’ roll celebration back to St. Louis this Saturday, November 8th, for a one-night-only show at the Old Rock House. The stop marks part of their Cover Yo’ Azz album tour and coincides with their 35th anniversary—a milestone for one of America’s most enduring and electrifying live bands. Tickets available here.
For those who’ve never witnessed the frenzy firsthand, Cake Magazine captured it best:
“On a bad night they will blow the roof off the place. On a good night Cowboy Mouth will save your soul.”
Frontman Fred LeBlanc, along with John Thomas Griffith, Brian “Bruiser” Broussard, and Frank Grocholski, have built their reputation not just on loud guitars and big choruses—but on turning every show into a life-affirming party that leaves the audience breathless and grinning. And this weekend’s St. Louis stop promises exactly that.
A New Album, 11 Years in the Making
Earlier this year, Cowboy Mouth dropped their first album of newly recorded material in over a decade—Cover Yo’ Azz, a rowdy and reverent collection of cover songs that honors some of rock’s most influential artists. The ten-track record reimagines tunes by R.E.M., The Who, Queen, Frank Sinatra, Cher, The Replacements, Fats Domino, and even Hootie & the Blowfish, featuring a guest appearance by Hootie’s Mark Bryan on guitar.
The band breathes New Orleans grit and charm into each song, turning classics like “The Real Me” (The Who) and “Can’t Hardly Wait” (The Replacements) into punchy, modern rock anthems. The album is available now on Spotify
and SoundCloud
.
Critics have been quick to applaud the band’s approach. Mystic Sons praised it as “a joyride dressed in ripped denim,” while York Calling called the album “charismatic, soulful, and expertly performed.” Americana Highways perhaps said it best:
“Performed with expertise, finesse, and style... the album summed up is a hoot.”
Fred LeBlanc Joins The Tippy Jo Show
Ahead of the St. Louis concert, Cowboy Mouth’s larger-than-life frontman Fred LeBlanc joined Tippy on The Tippy Jo Show, part of The Barn Media’s podcast lineup. The conversation dove deep into the band’s legacy, their Louisiana roots, and Fred’s signature onstage energy that transforms every Cowboy Mouth performance into something between a rock concert and a revival meeting.
True to form, Fred’s humor and humanity shone through the interview—equal parts laughter, storytelling, and that unmistakable “let it go” spirit that has powered Cowboy Mouth since their debut album Are You With Me? in 1992.
www.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn
http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn
This episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and brought to you as always by The Barn Media Group.

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