The Pacers are an American rock 'n' roll band from the 1950s, known for their distinctive Sun Records sound and their association with rockabilly pioneer, Sonny Burgess. The band's driving rhythm section and energetic performances set them apart in the burgeoning rock scene. Their most influential works include tracks like "Red Headed Woman" and "We Wanna Boogie," both of which are considered cornerstones of the rockabilly genre. Despite not achieving mainstream success, The Pacers' influence on the development of rock 'n' roll is undeniable.