RustRiders are a Los Angeles country-rock trio made up of Ryan Curtis, Victoria Renee, and Jon “Lovebone” Gus. Built on three-part harmonies, big hooks, and the kind of sound that happens when modern country crashes head-on into classic rock and roll, the band brings together the heart of Luke Combs, the edge of Eric Church, and the harmony-driven spirit of Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles, with a little dirt under the fingernails.RustRiders recently signed a production deal with Sam Phillips Recording in Memphis, where they recorded their debut seven-song EP, Iron Blood and Rust. Their first single, “High Life,” releases June 26 on all DSPs and will lead a full rollout of new singles every 6 to 8 weeks.The band is targeting country radio first, while also pursuing Americana, rock, college, internet, and independent stations that support hook-driven, high-energy songs with real guitars and real vocals. The “High Life” campaign includes multiple lo-fi music videos releasing every two weeks, a larger official music video planned 5 to 6 weeks after release, podcast appearances, press outreach, heavy social media posting, behind-the-scenes content, performance clips, and fan-list growth through therustriders.com