The Black Warrior Ramblers are a group of multi-instrumental musicians from Central Alabama, near the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa County. The name Tuscaloosa is Choctaw for “Black Warrior”.
The Ramblers formed in Fall of 2025, with their first performance during intermission of a combined Tuscaloosa County High School band and choir concert held at the Moody Music Building at the University of Alabama.
While continuing to perform during TCHS music department concerts, the Black Warrior Ramblers also perform at festivals and for any other opportunities that arise.
Parker
Dobro, Vocals
Cooper
Guitar, Vocals
Carson
Banjo, Vocals
Carson is a multi-talented musician and performer. He listens to bluegrass, soft rock, country, and gospel. Along with banjo, he also plays guitar, and mandolin.
Meri Davis
Mandolin, Vocals
Harrison
Bass, Guitar
Harrison is a multi-faceted, multi-talented performer who listens to as many types of music as instruments he plays. Aside from bluegrass, he is particularly fond of metal, jazz-fusion, and classic soul and funk.
Honorary Ramblers
Anna Lee
Fiddle
Anna Lee played fiddle with us for the 2026 TCHS Choir Showcase.
Caleb
Fiddle
Caleb played fiddle with us for the 2026 Southeast Fiddle Fest.
Wesley
Cajon
Wesley played cajon with us for the 2026 TCHS Choir Showcase.
The Black Warrior Ramblers 