REHAB

REHAB was founded by Danny Boone Alexander in Warner Robins, Georgia, with roots deeply tied to Southern rock, country storytelling, and hip hop culture. Inspired by everything from Johnny Paycheck and Kiss to Run DMC and N.W.A, Danny developed a musical style that fused raw emotion, rock instrumentation, and rap lyricism into something uniquely his own. After early collaborations with friends Denny “Steaknife” Campbell and Jason Brooks, REHAB officially emerged and quickly built a loyal following with their genre-crossing sound.

The band achieved mainstream success with the release of Southern Discomfort in 2000, featuring collaborations with artists including CeeLo Green, Big Gipp, and Cody Chesnutt. The album produced the hit “It Don’t Matter,” reached the Modern Rock charts, and led to national tours alongside acts like Linkin Park and the Kottonmouth Kings. REHAB later gained even wider recognition with The Bartender Song (Sittin’ at a Bar), their collaboration with Hank Williams Jr., which earned a CMT nomination and landed the band on the Rolling Stone Hot List.

Today, Danny Boone continues to lead REHAB with the same passion and authenticity that built the band’s legacy. Touring throughout 2026 with Brandon A. Thomas, Nathan Lee, and Josh Cobb, REHAB delivers the powerful live show fans have come to expect — blending Southern grit, rock energy, and crowd-favorite hits into a one-of-a-kind concert experience.