A three peice Rock Trio, not afraid to play it all! We do mostly original gigs, but we can pull off cover material with ease! We like to call ourselves a fun-loving party band!
Category:
Band - Rock
Additional Category:
Solo - Guitarist
Genre:
60s Hits, 70s Hits, 80s Hits, 90s Hits, 2000s Hits, Alternative, Beach Music, Bluegrass, Blues, Cajun, Dixieland, Folk, Funk, Fusion, Grunge, Jazz, Latin, Metal, Pop, Punk, Rythym and Blues, Reggae, Rock, Rockabilly, Ska, Soul, Swing, Top-40, World Music
Solo performances featuring pedal steel guitar, midi pedal steel guitar, guitar, and voice with a digital looping device. No pre-recorded music (unless the client brings it).
Category:
Solo - Guitarist
Additional Category:
Band
Genre:
20s Hits, 30s Hits, 40s Hits, 50s Hits, 60s Hits, 70s Hits, African, Big Band, Bluegrass, Blues, Brazilian, Broadway, Cajun, Caribbean, Celtic, Country, Folk, Jazz, Latin, Motown, Oldies, Rythym and Blues, Reggae, Salsa, Ska, Soul, Swing, World Music
Brian Sacco & Drywater's diverse repertoire includes Texas/classic/radio country, classic/current rock, and r & b/funk covers. Available nationally for private parties, corporate functions, casinos, dancehalls and clubs. Please call Bruce Wiggins @ (832) 372-6235 for booking.
The Rick Miller Band is a Texas Music Band; in its truest form. Base out of San Antonio, their original music has been influenced from all that is TEXAS. You will hear a hint of Traditional country music, Rock and Roll, Texas Swing and Texas Blues all wrapped together in a nice package. Each member of the band hails from a different musical birthplace. The different styles add a special spice to this band separating them from the herd. This is clearly evident in their choice of cover tunes. They have a wide variety of styles they can adapt to just about any crowd.
We are a four piece band who plays rockabilly, country and oldies covers with our originals thrown into the mix. We have great stage presence and are very high energy. we try to ensure that everyone has a great time.
