The Greencars are an American progressive bluegrass band from Austin, Texas that formed in 2003. Known internationally as a popular Americana musical act, they have to date released one independent album and two albums through Dualtone Records, a Nashville, Tennessee label. The band was formed by two Australians, Kym Warner and Carol Young, and one Englishman, Eamon McLoughlin, who had all immigrated to the United States and specifically Austin to work as bluegrass musicians. The trio had all been separately raised on a variety of American country and bluegrass musical talents, such as George Jones, Merle Haggard, George Strait and Ricky Skaggs. Meeting at a recording session, the three quickly bonded, and they began playing and recording music together shortly thereafter. The Greencards were formed to raise funds by performing to record the original music the three had written. Within months they were one of the more popular bands in Austin, and they found themselves touring regionally. In 2003 they self-released their first album, Movin' On, leading to radio play and winning local Austin music awards in the process.