Jason “Sawboss” Kloss doesn’t just play upright bass—he saws a room clean in half with it. That big wooden beast under his hands has become the heartbeat of God’s Outlaw, and when the mood strikes he’ll just as soon grab a guitar or lean into the mic and turn the whole night into pure Happy Fun Time.

Raised on a steady diet of Outlaw Country—Willie, Waylon, Merle, and Johnny—Sawboss learned early that the low end should hit like a freight train and the good times should never clock out. He’s carried that lesson through years of stages with Spent, Boyd Rocket, The Rumblin’ J’s, and The Rockabilly Goats, swinging both upright and electric bass with equal abandon.

Somewhere along the way the legend of Klosski took root. Spot a blurry photo and hear the challenge—“Where’s Klosski Drinkin’?”—and you already know the answer: wherever the night’s still breathing and the stories are getting taller by the minute.

Hard-drinking, hard-partying, and permanently set to “raise a little hell,” Sawboss treats every set like an open invitation. Whether he’s locking down the groove, throwing sparks on guitar, or belting a chorus as the Klosski Quartet, the mission stays the same: keep the energy high, the grins wide, and the good times rolling until the last note fades.

Catch him with God’s Outlaw and you’ll understand the nickname. Sawboss doesn’t play the bass—he cuts a path straight through the night and dares everyone to follow.