Country music’s newest bad boy didn’t come to play by the rules — he came to break ’em. Weston Ryder is a smoky-voiced renegade with a guitar in one hand and a grudge against the spotlight in the other. Raised somewhere between backroad bars and Sunday morning sermons, Weston’s music walks the line between outlaw grit and honky-tonk heart, pulling from a life lived fast and loud. His debut EP Barstool Baptism isn’t just a collection of songs — it’s a shot glass sermon for the rowdy, the heartbroken, and the unrepentant.
