Max Johnston (other)
Max Johnston may refer to: *Max Johnston (footballer) (born 2003), Scottish football defender (Motherwell FC, Queen of the South FC) * Max Johnston (musician) (fl. 1992–2014), American folk musician (Uncle Tupelo, Wilco) *Max Johnston (racing driver) Max Johnston (born 24 September 1993) is an Australian professional stock car racing driver. He last competed part-time in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, driving the No. 02 for Young's Motorsports. Biography A sprint car racing driver, ...

Max Johnston (footballer)
Max Johnston (born 26 December 2003) is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as a defender for Scottish Premiership side Motherwell. Club career Johnston signed Motherwell at 12 years old, progressing through the club's academy system, then joining up with the first-team squad ahead of the 2020–21 season. Johnston debuted for the ''Steelmen'' on 13 February 2021, as a substitute in the Lanarkshire derby versus Hamilton Academical. On 1 September 2021, Johnston signed for Queen of the South on a season long loan deal, with the former Doonhamers manager being his father Allan. He was then loaned to Cove Rangers in September 2022. After making 10 appearances with Cove, Johnston was recalled on 1 January 2023. International career Johnston has represented Scotland at under-16 level, scoring on his debut versus Australia in 2019. On 17 March 2022, Johnston was called up late to the Scotland under-19 squad. Personal life Johnston's father is former Scotland internat ...
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Max Johnston (musician)
Max Johnston is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist best known for his work on fiddle, Dobro, banjo, and mandolin with the bands Uncle Tupelo, Wilco and more recently, The Gourds. Johnston is the younger brother of singer-songwriter Michelle Shocked and has supported her in concert tours as well. Career Johnston began performing with Uncle Tupelo in the fall of 1992 during the "Arkansas Traveler Review tour" during which Uncle Tupelo was the opening act for a bill including The Band, Taj Mahal, and headliner, Michelle Shocked. Although the tour fell apart after just a few shows, Johnston continued to play with Uncle Tupelo occasionally at first, and then as a regular part of the band appearing on the group's final studio album, ''Anodyne''. Following the departure of Jay Farrar in May 1994, the remaining members of Uncle Tupelo, including Johnston, Ken Coomer, and John Stirratt, formed the band Wilco under the leadership of Jeff Tweedy. Johnston left Wilco shortly after ...
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