Bob Wayne quit school at an early age and ended up becoming a roadie for Hank Williams III. It was there that he started writing some Outlaw Country songs of his own. While on the road, Hank and his band noticed that Bob's songs weren't too bad, not too bad at all. Soon after, Andy Gibson (Hank's steel guitar player) and Joe Buck (Hank's upright bass player) invited Bob to Nashville to record his debut release, Blood To Dust. It wasn't long after Blood To Dust was recorded that Hank III asked Bob to open up for him as main support for a U.S. Tour. Not only was Bob opening the show, but Hank also ended up inviting him to play guitar and sing with him in a Pentagram tribute between his band's country and metal sets. Since then Bob has been touring the world almost non-stop only taking a short break to record his new album, Outlaw Carnie, before returning to the place he calls home, the open road.