Coming in hot.
It’s safe to say that 2025 was a pretty good year for Treaty Oak Revival. Riding the continued success of their 2023 sophomore album, Have A Nice Day, the West Texas band has continued to rise in the ranks of the ever-growing southern rock/country scene. While they’ve clearly experienced a ton of success at their now-famous rowdy live shows, 2025 proved to be one of their most successful years commercially, music-wise as well.
Back in October, Treaty Oak scored their first-ever gold album certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for both No Vacancy and Have A Nice Day, selling over 500,000 units. Additionally, they received additional platinum certifications for popular tracks such as “In Between,” “Ode To Bourbon,” “Stop And Stare,” and “No Vacancy,” bringing their career total up to 11.
Not to be outdone, however, Treaty Oak turned heads everywhere on Halloween when they announced that their third studio album, West Texas Degenerate, will be released on Friday, November 28th. The new album, which will feature the likes of Muscadine Bloodline, William Clark Green and more, contains 14 tracks, including the pre-released singles, “Bad State of Mind” and “Happy Face.”
Fresh off the recent album announcement, over the weekend, the West Texas Degenerates themselves headlined the second-annual Red Bull Jukebox show, along with the likes of Kashus Culpepper, Carter Faith and Ashley Cooke, in Nashville at the Pinnacle. Unlike most concert series and festivals, however, Red Bull Jukebox allowed fans to vote on each and every artists’ setlist, making it nothing short of an incredible night.
After Faith, Culpepper and Cooke opened the show with some killer sets and surprises from the likes of Medium Build, Maggie Rose and Colbie Caillat, Treaty Oak stepped on stage to deliver an unforgettable show. Before closing the set out with a patented rowdy performance of their now-infamous, “Boomtown,” and teaming up with the red-hot Carter Faith for a performance of “No Vacancy,” Treaty Oak treated fans to an early listen to one of their brand new tracks off West Texas Degenerate, “Port A.”
Introducing the track, frontman, Sam Canty, would note it was written about his final spring break down in Texas in a small town called Port Aransas.
“This is a brand new f****** song, guys. I ain’t f****** with you… This next song is a song I wrote about my last spring break. I didn’t have enough money to go somewhere cool, so I went somewhere called Port Aransas, Texas, mother******.”
Unsurprisingly, “Port A” sounds like another certified banger from Treaty Oak. Backed by their patented southern grunge sound, Canty and Co. recall a wild weekend down at the titular Port A filled with booze, women, amphetamines and some “West Texas snow” (if you know, you know). Feeling equally as nostalgic as it does rockin’, the track is sure to be a big hit both upon its release on November 28th and at future live shows.
Additionally, Treaty Oak also surprised fans with a rock-solid cover of none other than blink-182’s 1999 smash hit, “All the Small Things.” It should go without saying that a blink-182 cover is one of the last things that you’d expect at a country concert. With that being said, however, Treaty Oak isn’t your typical country band.
Though it’ll certainly be a hot take, judging by both the comments on TikTok and the nature of country fans in general, Treaty Oak absolutely killed their performance of “All the Small Things” here in Nashville. On a night filled with fan requests, surprise performances and covers, bringing out an out-of-left-field pick like blink-182 was simply the perfect choice for a band like Treaty Oak, who wear their punk/grunge influences on their sleeves.
Check out their performances of “Port A,” “All the Small Things” and “No Vacancy” with Carter Faith here:
“Port A”
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“All the Small Things”
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“No Vacancy” (with Carter Faith)
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West Texas Degenerate Tracklist
- “Intro” (feat. Edgar Viveros of Ben Quad)
- “Port A”
- “West Texas Degenerate” (feat. William Clark Green)
- “Sh*t Hill”
- “Withdrawls” (feat. Gannon Fremin & CCREV)
- “Bad State of Mind”
- “Dosin”
- “Misery” (feat. Muscadine Bloodline)
- “Stay a While”
- “Naders”
- “Sunflower”
- “Happy Face”
- “Blue Star”
- “Outro”
