Lance Hoppens is an American musician known primarily for his role as a vocalist and keyboardist in the Southern rock band, *Hoppens Brothers*, and later with the band *Outlaws*. Originating from the 1970s music scene, Hoppens contributed to the Southern rock genre, which blends rock, country, and blues elements, becoming prominent in the American music landscape. Notable works include contributions to *Outlaws*’ albums such as "Hurry Sundown" (1977) and "Ghost Riders" (1980), which feature classic tracks like "Green Grass & High Tides." His energetic performances and distinctive vocal style have left a mark on live rock music, especially in the Southern rock circuit. Hoppens' impact on music is characterized by his ability to blend storytelling with melodic rock, appealing to both rock and country audiences. He has influenced a generation of musicians within the genre, maintaining the Southern rock tradition through collaboration and live performances. His legacy continues to resonate within the genre, showcasing the enduring appeal of Southern rock in American music history.