Led by the husband-and-wife duo Blaine Cartwright and Ruyter Suys, Nashville Pussy emerged onto the rock scene in 1998 with their debut album "Let THEM EAT PUSSY," which garnered attention for its Grammy-nominated track "Fried Chicken and Coffee." The band's subsequent releases, including "HIGH AS HELL" and "GET SOME!," solidified their cult following and led to successful international tours and prominent soundtrack placements. In 2014, Nashville Pussy released their sixth studio album, "UP THE DOSAGE," and have since continued to captivate audiences with their no-nonsense heavy rock sound, as showcased in their hit song "Come On Come On" featured on the HBO series "PEACEMAKER."

Renowned for their energetic live performances and unapologetic approach to rock 'n' roll, Nashville Pussy has cemented their status as a powerhouse in the music industry. With albums like "10 YEARS OF PUSSY," "PLEASED TO EAT YOU," and "EATEN ALIVE," the band has maintained their reputation for delivering raw, high-octane music that resonates with fans worldwide. Their enduring legacy and recent success with "Come On Come On" being featured on a top HBO series demonstrate Nashville Pussy's ongoing influence and ability to captivate audiences with their electrifying sound.