Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers are an Arizona rock band known for a Southwestern sound that blends rock & roll, Americana, punk, country, indie-pop, and mariachi influences. Frontman Roger Clyne and drummer P.H. Naffah emerged from the Tempe band The Refreshments before forming the Peacemakers, whose independent debut Honky Tonk Union reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Internet Album Sales chart. Their catalog includes albums such as Sonoran Hope & Madness, ¡Americano!, No More Beautiful World, Unida Cantina, Native Heart, and Hell to Breakfast, along with fan favorites including “Americano,” “Green & Dumb,” “Beautiful Disaster,” “Maybe We Should Fall in Love,” and “Flowerin’.” The band was inducted into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame and has built a strong Southwestern following around its independent releases and long-running Circus Mexicus music festival in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico.
