The Calamity Janes are a Texas-based country music group consisting of three sisters from Waxahachie, Texas. They are known for their tight, signature "blood harmonies" bold and sassy songwriting, clever lyrics, and southern grit, blending influences from bluegrass, classic country, gospel/soul, classic rock, independent music, and Texas/Red Dirt styles.

Their sound draws from personal experiences, with collaborative songwriting (primarily led by Courtney and Arwyn). They emphasize live performances featuring harmonies, instruments like banjo and mandolin, a cappella moments, and adaptable sets for crowds. The sisters divide roles: Arwyn handles finances and social media ("Boss Wa"), Alyssa manages booking/scheduling, and Courtney oversees merchandise and the website. They remain independent/unsigned, self-managing booking and operations, with aspirations to become a full-time act in the vein of the Pistol Annies, The Judds, or Dixie Chicks.

Key releases and achievements include:

- Debut EP *Roots and Wings* (well-reviewed by Dallas Observer, OneStopCountry in Nashville, and others).

- Multiple charting singles on Texas Regional Radio (all top 40, with eight top 50 singles total).

- 2017 Texas Regional Radio Music Awards (TRRMA) New Band of the Year.

- 2018 TRRMA Song of the Year for “Pullin’ Weeds.”

- Recent top 5 single “Friday Night” (2025, an ode to Fort Worth Stockyards honky-tonk culture, recorded live at Palmyra Studios on the original Abbey Road console; released in partnership with Heart of Texas Music Group).

- Radio airplay on six continents, extensive U.S. touring, and multiple 2025 radio music award nominations (Americana and Texas categories).

They are preparing to release their debut full-length studio album *Blood Harmony* in 2026, alongside national touring dates.

For more, check their official site:

https://txcalamityjanes.com