2025 Desert Sky Music Festival

As showcased through vivid Benjy Davis, Brandon Day, Daniel Ross, and Michael Whitworth-penned lyrics, EYB further delivers a booming chorus: “Like these dusty boots that walked me through / The work that got me here / And these faded jeans with Skoal can rings / I’ve worn out all these years / When the shine wears off, when you lose that gloss / There’s so much more underneath it all / You think that good is good as it can get / Then you break it in.”

“We definitely didn’t just start a band and have instant success. We’ve continued to build it up over the years — we broke it in,” shares EYB. “We’ve been blessed to have had our moments of being able to sit back and soak it all in. ‘Break It In’ carries a message you learn with time, and we’re so excited for these lyrics to be heard far and wide!”

The album features 17 tracks all written or co-written by the “towering, soul-baring tunesmith” (Billboard) and showcases her ability to harness raw emotion and infuse it into a nuanced lyricism well beyond her years.

Produced by David Fanning, Breakup Over Breakfast contains stories ranging from romance to rage, penned with a sacred honesty and sung with a soulful heart. The “brave debut album” (Entertainment Focus) follows her 2022 debut EP, Mood Swings, that earned her Artist To Watch nods from Amazon Music, Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, YouTube, MusicRow and CMT.

Driven toward greatness, he’s got no remorse for his big dreams, and pulls no punches with his ever-evolving sound. The Nashville based artist has spent years combining pop’s untamed energy with the confessional lyricism of Country, opening up territory no one before him even knew existed – and with his ambitious 20-track album, Western, the frontier expands again.

All of these characteristics have given Farris a strong foundation on which to build his career – one that, at the hands of another, was almost instantaneously taken away.

Entertaining family and friends from the moment he spoke his first word, Farris’s passion for entertainment has always been apparent. With an early exchange of lullabies for classic country tunes sung by his mother Sandra, the Lake Havasu City, Arizona­ native has ever since gravitated toward the genre.

After graduating high school, Farris moved to Flagstaff to attend Northern Arizona University and later to Phoenix where he became an emergency medical technician and certified fire fighter through The Glendale Community College Fire Academy – all the while continuing to work on his music. His plight for country music stardom, however, nearly came to a tragic end when an altercation with two strangers trying to steal his father’s truck left both Farris and his father shot. “There were a few men looking to steal my dad’s truck. We tried to stop them… At one point, one of the men pulled out a gun and shot. My dad stepped in front of me and the bullet went through him and into me. We were both extremely fortunate our injuries weren’t more serious.”

Lacey’s influences span generations, drawing inspiration from ​country legends like Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, and Waylon ​Jennings to rock icons like Led Zeppelin and Stevie Nicks. But it’s ​the emotion and storytelling within a song that truly ignite her ​passion. She aspires to not only entertain but also touch lives ​with her music, leaving a lasting impact.

As a proud Arizonan, Lacey strives to craft a sound that’s ​uniquely hers, representing her roots while resonating with ​audiences worldwide. Her music seamlessly blends country ​twang with bluesy grit and rock n’ roll fire, reviving the spirit of ​outlaw country and bluegrass with a modern twist.