WELCOME TO HONKY-TONK HEAVEN!

Come see our ELVIS show with Tina!!!

• "... Trailer Trash’s Trashy Little Christmas seems still to be on an upswing. It had been a few years since I last attended, but on Saturday, December 8th I again found myself entering a sold-out den of downright debauchery and crazy holiday cheer." - David de Young, How Was the Show
   
• And for fun comparison, here's David's review from 2002: "To say that Trailer Trash's Trashy Little Christmas is a lot of fun is an understatement." - David de Young, How Was the Show
   
• "Trailer Trash has blazed an alternative-country path in local clubs with their blend of country covers and original rootsy compositions." - Anna Pratt, Southwest Journal
   
• Trailer Trash is "simply just the center of Minneapolis' real Country Music Universe." - Jack Sparks, The Other Side of Country
   
• "Just like American heroes such as Creedence, Springsteen, The Blasters, Social Distortion (and not to mention great country artists of the past thirty years like Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings and Dwight Yoakam), Trailer Trash goes on like the British Invasion never happened. ... they’re a hell of a lot of fun and their sound just encourages you to have another drink to wash the whole experience down with." - Bill Tuomala, The Wyman Weekly
   
• Trailer Trash "delivers energetic, straight-up versions of a wide variety of songs, most of them having some kind of country or roots base, but extending from that in several rock and pop directions." - Missy Nelson, No Depression: The Alternative Country (Whatever That Is) Magazine
   
• "[T]he Twin Cities' premier honky-tonk band." - Amy Carlson Gustafson, Minnesota Bride
   
• "It's music for people who want to go out and visit with each other and the band, have a drink, tap their feet and have a good time. It ain't a band that's worried about being all professional. [We've got] a VFW flavor with an Uptown sensibility." - Nate Dungan, Trailer Trash

TRAILER TRASH
Playing American roots music the way it used to be,
before your favorite songs became commercials.