Located in Western Pennsylvania, the Jukehouse Bombers have been together for 11 years. As well as playing in their home state, Maryland, Ohio and Tennessee, they are constantly braching out to new territory.  The band has played blues clubs, dive bars, festival stages, and dirt tracks, as well as headlining a couple of their own theater shows.  Other gigs have included opening for and sharing the stage with acts such as Dan Baird of the Georgia Satellites, Ana Popovic, Garry Tallent of the E Street Band, Molly Hatchet, Sonny Landreth, .38 Special, Live At The Fillmore: The Definitive Tribute to the Original Allman Brothers Band as well as Friends of the Brothers.

     The band includes guitarist Jimmy Roach, who also provides harmonica and vocals.  His son, Joe Roach, also playing guitar, supplies vocals along with slide work on the cigar box guitar.  Rounding out the triple guitar line up is Andy Kirsch.  Troy Laney handles the bass and also takes care of vocals on several songs. the revolving cast of drummers is currently filled by Harry Rainey, who holds down the drum throne and provides a solid foundation in the rhythm section.

     The Jukehouse Bombers have independently released four albums of original music in the course of their career.  The first being a self-titled 5 song EP in 2013 followed up by a 5-song live EP entitled Down & Dirty Live & Cheap in 2016.  Their first full length release came in 2017 with Death Or Glory followed by Joyland released in 2022. Both of which include influences of rock, blues, soul as well as southern rock. The band is currently working on a third full length release recorded in Nashville and due out late in 2024. Live sets include a mix of cover songs as well as the ever-growing list of original material the band focuses on.