PJ Ferguson & The Tennessee Strange is an eclectic 8-piece rock n’ roll band out of Nashville, TN. Merging classic rock sounds of the early 70s with alt-rock elements of the 90s, the group is defined by catchy hooks, dynamic jams, contagious energy, and an undeniable connection with their audiences. With a big band featuring guitars, saxophone, keys, drums and female backing vocalists, the Tennessee Strange is an old-school live experience. 

When not tearing up the stages of Broadway in Nashville, the band is on the road. Recent notable performances include playing for 20,000+ at the FSU Block Party in Tallahassee, FL, two sold-out shows at The Strand Theater in Hudson Falls, NY and playing the legendary Daryl's House Club. 

“Don’t Ya Know, It’s All a Show,” produced by Rocco Guarino (Velvet Revolver/Scott Weiland), is the debut album from the Tennessee Strange, released summer 2025. Standout tracks include the swampy rocker “Roll You Up a Reason,” the ethereal ballad, “Evergreen,” and alt-rock heater “Burnout,” written with and featuring Lincoln Parish of Cage the Elephant fame. It also includes updated versions of live favorites “Don’t Tell Me What to Play,” “I’ll Be Me,” and “Leap of Faith.”

Their latest single "Spaceman" is out now with an accompanying music video directed by Ferguson himself. 

They've shared the stage with numerous stars including Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Chris Isaak, Kid Rock, Randy Houser, Montgomery Gentry, among others, and will play the Gulf Coast Jam festival in 2027 with Jason Aldean.