Garrett and the Sheriffs Seattle, Washington
A band born around a campfire. That is essentially what it comes down to when talking about Garrett and the Sheriffs. The birth of the band out of vivid summers spent in the great outdoors gives their music a rootsy grit and an organic soul.
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