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Two Gallants

Folk rockers from San Francisco, with Adam Stephens on guitar, harmonica and vocals and Tyson Vogel on drums and vocals. Formed in 2002, the band has released three albums, and singles "Las Cruces Jail", "Steady Rollin", "Dappens" and "Don't Want No Woman Who Stays Out All Night...". The band were signed by Saddle Creek records in July 2005.

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