The Waymores

The Waymores, a honky-tonk duo from Atlanta, GA, are revitalizing country music with their authentic sound and storytelling. Comprised of husband-and-wife team Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal, they blend unique vocal styles and a sharp sense of humor into a mix of classic country grit and modern Americana. Since their debut in 2018, they have toured extensively across the U.S., U.K., and Europe, sharing stages with notable artists and gaining a loyal following. Their third album, Greener Tree Pastures (2023), produced by Shel Talmy, garnered critical acclaim, featuring singles that topped the Alt-Country Specialty Chart.

With their upcoming fourth album, The Knot, set to release in February 2026, The Waymores continue to explore themes of love, heartache, and the open road. Recorded in Nashville with producer Mose Wilson, the album promises a blend of wit and honesty, reflecting the couple's genuine chemistry. Critics like Rolling Stone and No Depression have praised the album for its connection to the golden age of Nashville, highlighting the duo's dedication to storytelling through music. The Waymores exemplify a commitment to authentic country music, focusing on meaningful narratives rather than fleeting trends.