A small dispersed or widely spaced settlement. Generally one smaller than a village.
Applalachian Outlaw Rock! Scattered Hamlet is not just a band; they're a force of nature—where Southern grit collides with heavy-hitting rock 'n' roll. With deep roots in Appalachian soul and a raw, untamed energy, they’re the perfect blend of outlaw spirit and metal attitude. Known for their electric live shows, they channel the grit of back-road bar brawls, the freedom of open highways, and the rebellious heart of Americana. Scattered Hamlet isn't here to fit a mold—they're here to shatter it, leaving a trail of whiskey-soaked riffs, and unapologetic anthems in their wake.
Scattered Hamlet’s consistent presence at major festivals keeps them highly visible within the rock community. They consistently headline their own U.S. tours and shared festival stages with acts like Pantera, Black Label Society, Anthrax, and Five Finger Death Punch. Their dynamic performances have made them fan favorites at events like Rocklahoma, Rock Fest in Cadott, WI, Sturgis Buffalo Chip, Inkcarceration, and Van’s Warped Tour. Additionally, they've been featured on media platforms such as CBS, CMT, VEVO, the Travel Channel and the Nascar Heat 3 video game, broadening their fan base and multimedia reach.
Scattered Hamlet uses humor and casual banter to connect with their audience, often posting about the ups and downs of touring life, gear setups, and even "honky-tonk" takes on daily topics, making their content feel more personal. They’re also highly interactive with their followers, responding to comments and sharing fan photos and stories, reinforcing a community vibe. Their social media feeds are a blend of promotional content, live concert photos, and fan tributes, showing they prioritize fan connection as much as self-promotion. Through platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, they keep their followers in the loop about live shows, tour stories, and behind-the-scenes glimpses, which fans appreciate for the authenticity and accessibility.
Adam Joad "The Appalachian Apostle"
[Vocals, Harmonica, Guitar]
Richard Erwin "Ol' Kentucky Bastard" [Bass, Vocals]
Grant Jenkins "The Rebirth of Slick" [Drums, Percussion, Vocals]
Sean Shepperd "The Nostradamus of Southern Rock" [Lead Guitar, Vocals]