Ryan Tharp & Jacob Furr
2017-09-13 19:30 (America/Chicago) | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
Ryan Tharp
Ryan Tharp has been a lead guitarist, producer, and songwriter for
over 10 years and in that time has played with and produced records for the likes of Pete Yorn, Ian Moore, and Bob Schneider. His record Life So Far was released in January 2017.
“Any night of the week, you will probably find Tharp playing somewhere. He has no rock-star delusions, just a way of life he loves, making music you should go out of your way to listen to.”
-Steve Watkins, Dallas Observer
“The Fort worth singer-songwriter-guitarist…masterfully traverses the nuances of big guitar rock…he plays every kind of stringed instrument you can name with authority and sings with a weary, back of the throat earnestness.”
-Jimmy Fowler, Fort worth Weekly
Check out Ryan Tharp here!

Jacob Furr
Jacob Furr has been a songwriter and multi instrumentalist as long as he can remember and has opened for acts like Over The Rhine, David Ramirez, and Shovels and Rope. He and Ryan co-produced his latest record, Sierra Madre which was released in September 2016.
“It (Sierra Madre) is a wide open, spacious alt country/folk album that evokes fully realized outfits like Hiss Golden Messenger, Magnolia Electric Company, and Calexico…Sierra Madre is a complex, serious album that will be deeply enjoyed by fans of thoughtful intense alt-country/folk.”
-Stephen Carradini, Independent Clauses
“From the opening guitar riff on the albums title track, it is obvious Furr has adopted a take-no-prisoners kind of approach…as his backing band lays down a convincing Crazyhorse-esque wall of arena twang.”
-Jasun Lee, Fort Worth Weekly
“Furr’s songwriting creates whole times and places around pivotal moments in the lives of his characters, people lost amidst huge forces around them, happenings concerning fate and prophecy and the great weight of history pressing down”
-Jon Doyle, Wake The Deaf
Check out Jacob Furr here!

Center for Executive Development's MPACT Speaker Series
2017-09-14 18:30 - 22:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
The Center for Executive Development (CED) at the Mays Business School presents the MPACT Speaker Series featuring Martha Parker and Marché Warfield. Through this series, the Center for Executive Development’s purpose is to provide leaders, entrepreneurs, and members of the Brazos Valley with inspiration and ideas to transform their professional lives. Please join us as two Texas A&M former students provide a radically honest look at entrepreneurship and share their stories from two unique perspectives. Martha is president of M-erg, an ergonomic consulting firm based in Houston. Marché is the CEO of Satori Marketing, also located in Houston, where she has been creatively positioning clients for success. From developing a screenplay and character sketches to deciding on ticket prices, these two ladies will let you in on most of their secrets to success.
Doors open at 6:30 and keynote will begin at 7:00 pm with networking opportunities to follow.
Admission is free but RSVP is required.

Wiretree with Leavenworth & The Fox in the Ground
2017-09-15 19:30 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
Wiretree
Wiretree is an indie rock band from Austin, Texas led by Kevin Peroni. Initially a solo project based on homemade recordings, Peroni released Bouldin in 2007, and later recruited other band members to solidify the project. Four albums later, the band has been featured on “Satellite Sets” (an Austin City Limits live taping), toured Europe and played numerous music festivals including SXSW and China’s biggest music festival, the Strawberry Music Festival.
Check out Wiretree here: “Didn’t Know Your Name”

Leavenworth
LEAVENWORTH: Noun. (lev′ən·wûrth) 1. A city in NE Kansas 2. A federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas. 3. A four-piece folk-rock band in Bryan/College Station whose songs have been banned from local radio. Evidently.
That moment after your third sip of morning coffee and you’ve convinced yourself that the day is going to be all right after all. It might even be a great day. That’s Leavenworth, man. When a child falls and waits for your reaction to know whether to cry or keep it together. You’re stolid and the child keeps it together. That’s Leavenworth, man. Gum on the bottom of your shoe, strings of it in three rooms of the house. That’s not Leavenworth. Your boss wanting to talk with you when you’re trying to eat your breakfast at your desk. Also not Leavenworth. Finding a favorite book that’s been missing for years. It was in a box in the garage under some t-shirts for some reason. That’s Leavenworth, man. You’ve got an acoustic guitar by your bed, you’ve got time and three beers left in the fridge. Hey, look, there’s another one back there behind the salsa. Four beers! That’s Leavenworth, man.
Check out Leavenworth here: Bandcamp

The Fox in the Ground
The Fox and the Ground is a music project fronted by Jonathan Richter. They strive daily to not be completely terrible.
Check out The Fox in the Ground here: Facebook

Come & Take It Productions presents Smile Transylvanian & More!
2017-09-16 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
Come And Take It Productions and F13 Music presents…
Smile Transylvania
Second Runner Up
Far From Home
The Shoobiedoobies
B.A.M.H
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Grand Stafford Theater
106 S. Main Street – Bryan, TX
Doors at 7:00pm
$10 cover – Cash only

Cult Classic Film Series: Pulp Fiction
2017-09-17 14:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
Join us at Grand Stafford Theater for our fourth showing in a series of Cult Classic Films.

This month, you chose the film we’ll be viewing: Pulp Fiction! Enjoy one of Quentin Tarantino’s most celebrated works with free popcorn and cocktail specials.

Due to limited seating, we encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance. Tickets are $7.00 each.

This film is rated R.

Hurricane Harvey Relief Benefit Show
2017-09-17 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
The Hurricane Harvey Relief Benefit Concert features four Bryan/College Station bands whose members all have ties to the greater Houston community recently devastated by Hurricane Harvey. Performers include The Ex-Optimists, Mutant Love, Electric Astronaut, and LUCA. A minimum $5.00 donation is requested at the door to attend, but concert goers may donate more to the fund if they so desire. Proceeds benefit the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund, established by Houston mayor Sylvester Turner and the Greater Houston Community Foundation. Doors at 7pm, show at 8pm.

The Ex-Optimists
Clearing rooms since 2008, The Ex-Optimists are till deafening B/CS audiences with their pop songs played with guitars plugged into amps turned up way too loud to get over a drummer who hits them too hard.
Check out The Ex-Optimists here!

Mutant Love
The result of a cloud of gas way out in space colliding with another weird cloud of gas.
Check out Mutant Love here!

Electric Astronaut
Electric Astronaut is a four-piece psych grunge band out of College Station, Texas. Featuring rock roots and Game of Thrones influences, their experimental grunge psych groove is out of this world. If your iPod was stoned, this is what it would play.
Check out Electric Astronaut here!

LUCA
Luca is College Station’s best landlocked early ’00s Pacific Northwest band, with intricate guitar interplay, upfront bass guitar, and manic pop songs lately played a punkish pace.
Check out LUCA here!

Farewell Show
2017-09-21 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
To all our friends, supporters and artists,
We are sad to say that the Grand Stafford will be closing as a music venue come this October.
Thank you for the memories! We’ll miss you and this venue. It’s been a great ride and we couldn’t have done it without the support from the community, live music fans and of course all those great artists!
I wish we could tag all the artists whose voices filled this great old space – if only these walls could talk and could share with those who were not able to be present the talent that graced these four walls.
It’s been quite the journey – thanks for sharing it with us!
So to close out this chapter please join us on September 21st at 7:00p for a show with the following artists, several of whom played for a live audience for their first time on this Grand Stafford Stage!

December First Friday
2017-12-01 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
We are so happy to be back and what better way to celebrate than a First Friday concert?
Come join us at the Grand Stafford Theater on Friday, December 1st for a night of music, drinks, and fun! Our featured artists are LUCA, The Fox in the Ground, YeeHa!, and John & Jye.
Admission is FREE! Premium options are available in the ticketing widget above.
Doors open at 7:00 PM and the first band will take the stage at 8:00 PM.
Hope you can join us!

Concert for the Queen
2017-12-15 20:00 | TX
Join us this Friday as we raise money for a great cause – Restoring the historic Queen Theatre!
Each year, candidates vie for the coveted titles of Queen’s Ball King and Queen while raising money for the restoration of the Queen Theatre. The candidates who raise the most money are crowned at midnight on New Year’s Eve at the Queen’s Ball, and earn the right to be grand marshals of the Downtown Lighted Christmas Parade. All donations go directly to the Queen Theatre!
This year, our own Cynthia Lockledge is a candidate for Queen! In an effort to raise funds for her campaign, we’re doing what we do best – Offering an exciting night of live music! Tickets are by donation, with all proceeds going towards Cynthia’s candidacy, and therefore the Queen Theatre.
So stop by, donate, and enjoy a night of fantastic local music!

Software Developer's Cartel
2017-12-19 18:30 - 20:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
The Cartel aims to gather passionate developers from Central Texas to share their personal and professional experiences. By creating a space where hackers can interact, the Cartel hopes to grow and maintain a community of curious and passionate developers while fostering and promoting best practices.
This month’s speakers will be:
Quantum Robotics :: Engineering a VEX Competition Robot
Travis Ward :: WordPress Multisite
More information at: http://softwaredeveloperscartel.com/

Software Developer's Cartel
2018-01-16 06:30 - 20:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
Join us on Tuesday January 16th at 6.30pm for our yearly planning session of our Software Developer’s Cartel series. Let’s get together, enjoy a few drinks and discuss how to best continue this initiative in 2018. We would love to listen to any ideas, suggestions and topic requests you may have.

Little Image w/ Corusco and John Marc
2018-01-18 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
What better way to end the first week of school than with great music?
Come join us at Grand Stafford Theater for the return of Little Image!
We also have two local favorites opening the show, John Marc, and Corusco!
Doors at 7pm, music begins at 8pm.
Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door.
Little Image:
http://www.littleimagemusic.com/
Little Image is an Indie Rock band based out of Dallas, Texas. The group was meshed together after interaction through social media, sibling relationships, and chance. The band’s first EP, “These Are Just Words”, caught many people’s attention and a want for more. With their love for people strong in their hearts, Little Image captures their audience with the raw passion they put into their music.
Corusco:
https://www.facebook.com/coruscomusic/
Corsuco is a Texas band that combines a tasteful amalgamation of indie rock, folk, and emo with a matured, aggressive edge. Their live performance dithers between ‘punch-you-in-the-gut’ rock and delicate, intimate moments of vulnerability.
John Marc:
https://www.facebook.com/JohnMarcOfficial/
John Marc Kohl is a singer songwriter based out of Bryan, TX. Music is a marriage of emotion and truth. John Marc aims to write songs that are an honest expression of both. It’s easier for an artist to hide behind vagueness; protecting themselves from the introspection of others. Vulnerability is rare. But John Marc seeks to sacrifice comfortability in exchange for making a real, authentic connection. His hope is that listeners will catch on to the heart behind his music, and seek to find the same truth that makes him sing.

Free First Friday feat. Keeton Coffman, Nathan Quick, and Chris Taylor
2018-02-02 19:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, TX, 77803, United States
Keeton Coffman
“From the moment Keeton Coffman took the stage, it was painfully obvious that this guy belongs in front of a crowd at all times” (Houston Press). Heartland Rock and Roll perhaps best describes Coffman’s wide ranging style on his first full length album, Killer Eyes. From the heel-stomping corner pub song “What We’re Reaching For” and the dancehall flavor of “Ellie” and “Killer Eyes” to the Gospel infused “The Mountain“, Keeton’s style of music evokes the small town Texas sound he grew up with, matched with the knuckle and grit of his true Rock and Roll soul.
Nathan Quick
Houston native Nathan Quick belts out his bluesy, raspy growl atop lush boogie/roadhouse guitar rhythms and soaring lead guitar. His sound draws from a vast pool of genres including classic rock and roll, blues and contemporary Americana. He is a multi Houston Press Music Awards winning singer/songwriter and looks forward to sharing his sound with you.
Chris Taylor Band
Chris Taylor is a local musician taking influences from folk, country, blues, and bluegrass. He will be performing as a trio.

The Fox in the Ground w/ YeeHa! and Griffin Carter
2018-02-09 19:00 | TX
The Fox in the Ground
Singer songwriter Jonathan Richter after playing by himself locally for a time decided that being alone was no fun and recruited the best players he could find to help fill out the sound he had in mind for his songs. What became of that recruitment is The Fox in the Ground.
YeeHa!
Yeeha is a local funk dance band that will bring a smile to your face no matter your mood. Between funky bass lines and chopping guitars you’ll find the need to dance unavoidable.
Griffin Carter
Griffin Carter is a musician whose style ranges from indie rock to soulful blues. He writes about the thoughts and struggles of a 20 year old just trying to figure things out.

Anna's Going Away Party!
2018-02-24 19:30 | TX
We’re having a going away party for Anna!
Our bar will be open to the public with a $5 cover, hope you’ll join us!

PRIVATE EVENT
2018-03-01 - 2018-03-02, 2018-03-24 - 2018-03-25, 2018-04-07 - 2018-04-08 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States

Free First Friday feat. Wiretree, The Cover Letter, and Dollie Barnes
2018-03-02 19:00 | TX
Wiretree
Wiretree is an indie rock band from Austin, Texas led by Kevin Peroni. Initially a solo project based on homemade recordings, Peroni released Bouldin in 2007, and later recruited other band members to solidify the project. Four albums later, the band has been featured on “Satellite Sets” (an Austin City Limits live taping), toured Europe and played numerous music festivals including SXSW and China’s biggest music festival, the Strawberry Music Festival.

The Cover Letter
Hailed as “the most reinvented version of Americana you’ve ever heard… like if the rock of Meatloaf was thrown into the folk world” by Free Press Houston, Austin-based band The Cover Letter is on the rise in independent music.

Dollie Barnes
Dollie Barnes, hailing from Houston, mixes pop sensibilities with dream like vocals into a pot of 60’s and 70’s inspired writing while still maintaining a sound that is all it’s own, grabbing hold of the listener from the first note.

LUCA Album Release Show w/ Vodi, Charm Bomb, and Magic Girl
2018-03-03 19:00 | TX
LUCA
With an eye towards the future and the past a distant memory, LUCA’s mix of heavy hitting songs and driving hooks evoke an undying hope for peace and self-acceptance.

Vodi
Vodi is a 6 piece indie rock band based out of Houston, TX featuring ambient keys, driving rhythms, effortless hooks and a nostalgic sound.
Charm Bomb
Charm Bomb formed in early 2017 between three friends during a weekly dinner club. With a foundation of classic pop punk and ninties girl band vibes… Charm Bomb is sure to blow you away.
Magic Girl
Magic Girl is the nom de plum for Southern born and bred singer-songwriter Mary-Charlotte Chavez. Magic Girl sets picture portraits of characters from Fly-Over Country to song, the downtrodden and the triumphant. The music follows in the folk and classic country tradition of the 1960’s but with a modern lyricism. And the voice…tough as nails, supple as willow and sexy as Saturday at 2 AM.

Pecha Kucha Night
2018-03-06 19:00 - 21:00 | TX
Join us back in our old digs at the Grand Stafford Theater in Downtown Bryan! Our next event will be Tuesday, March 6, and it will be organized by one of our previous presenters, Dorian Martin. The theme for this event will be “Healing.” Please find below the names of the presenters and the title of their talk. Admission is free with a suggested donation of $10. For more information visit http://www.pechakucha.org/cities/bryan
Shari Heftel :: Making peace with gravity: realizing human potential through Rolf Structural Integration
Lisette Templin :: The Human Body in Co-Creation
Tristane Nelson :: “Dream Twitter”
Robin Roberts :: Your Mind, Your Champion
Lou Blinn :: The healing power of visualization

MPACT Speaker Series featuring Steve H. Lawton
2018-03-08 18:30 - 21:00 | TX
The Center for Executive Development (CED) at the Mays Business School presents the fifth session of the MPACT Speaker Series. Through this series, our purpose is to provide leaders, entrepreneurs, and members of the Brazos Valley with inspiration and ideas to transform their professional lives.
Steve will speak about “Learning how to overcome any challenge with a positive mindset”. Having nearly completely recovered from a severe trauma in 2014 that could have killed him or left him severely disabled, Steve shares how the lesson’s he learned throughout his life, including his time at Texas A&M, as a NASA engineer, and as an executive at Dell, set him up to not only survive, but to nearly completely recover. You will hear his inspiring story along with practical advice on how you can create a more positive mindset and overcome any obstacle you encounter. He is the author of Head First! A Crash Course in Positivity, a TEDx speaker, and his inspirational story and pragmatic lessons have received rave reviews from his audiences at Dell, Accenture, Starbucks headquarters, Texas A&M, t.u., SiriusXM, LifeWorks, and more.
Through MPACT, CED designs events and opportunities that positively “MPACT” communities by helping people and organizations build momentum, improve performance, renew attitudes, value collaboration and develop transformational leaders.
Doors open at 6:30 and keynote will begin at 7:00 pm with networking opportunities to follow.
Admission is free but RSVP is required.

The Canvas People with Fox in the Ground and Beige Watch
2018-03-22 19:00 - 23:30 | TX
The Canvas People
The Canvas People infuse elements of modern indie rock and harmony-driven alt-rock. Reminiscent of contemporary acts such as Kings Of Leon, Death Cab For Cutie, and My Morning Jacket, The Canvas People create an enchanting blend of 3 part harmonies and seductive indie rock grooves. Based out of Austin, TX, the 4-piece rock group’s newest release City Boy Slump (released November 2016) perfectly captures this young band’s ability to channel classic, sophisticated musical ideas, and mold them into captivating modern rock songs.
Fox in the Ground
Singer songwriter Jonathan Richter after playing by himself locally for a time decided that being alone was no fun and recruited the best players he could find to help fill out the sound he had in mind for his songs. What became of that recruitment is The Fox in the Ground.
Beige Watch
Local three piece band Beige Watch is the lovechild of Jack White and King Gizzard. Between fuzzy guitars and driving bass you’ll find yourself dancing and wanting to be at the beach.

Roxy Roca
2018-03-23 19:00 | TX
Roxy Roca
No one leaves a Roxy Roca show dissatisfied. A sonic shot to the arm of Texas infused, powerhouse-southern soul and funk complete with a certain tightness only achievable after playing an average of more than 220 shows a year. Roxy Roca shows are like stepping into a tent-revival somewhere in the Deep South, and crooner Taye Cannon is here to speak the gospel. Each tune flows over with hooky guitar riffs, funky backbeats, slammin’ horn lines, and lyrics of love, heartache, and a message of choosing happiness above all else sung with a conviction and sincerity as only Roxy Roca’s green-eyed Soul-Cannon can deliver.

"Think Beyond Value" Launch Celebration w/Dr. David Flint
2018-03-27 18:00 - 20:00 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
As many of you know, our dear friend and colleague David Flint has been working on a book project for some time now. March 27th marks the official national launch date for his book “Think Beyond Value: Building Strategy to Win.” Please join us in celebrating David and his accomplishment on Tuesday, March 27 from 6:00-7:30 at Grand Stafford Theater. David will be on hand to sign your books so bring them along if you already have them. We will also have books on hand as well as some light snacks…and, of course, craft cocktails!
About David Flint
David Flint has been engaged in entrepreneurial activities since the early 1980s across multiple industries and is presently involved in board or leadership positions across business endeavors in software applications, real estate, and insurance. David serves on the board of several not-for-profit organizations with both domestic and international activities and is passionate about helping businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals succeed.
Though he originally developed his V-REEL Framework to aid his teaching of strategy formulation, David has since used the tool in support of consulting engagements, helping companies of all sizes think beyond the value proposition and form clear go-forward strategies. As a public speaker, facilitator and consultant, David is now working to bring the framework to bear on the efforts of for and not-for-profit enterprises in the United States and internationally. His book Think Beyond Value will present the V-REEL Framework and provide an easy-to-read and practical resource for any organization or individual seeking to think critically through ideas and shape sound strategy.
David brings a rich diversity of education and experience to every conversation and engagement. His eclectic educational background included study of history, computer science and international management and culminated with a PhD from Texas A&M University in management focused on business-government relationships. Today, David enjoys speaking and consulting when he is not teaching strategic management and entrepreneurship at Mays Business School at Texas A&M University.

Stop the Bleed Day
2018-03-31 14:30 - 17:30 | 106 S Main St, Bryan, 77803, United States
No one expects to encounter a bleeding emergency, but in case you do, will you be prepared?
Stop The Bleed is a national campaign started by the White House to address the most common cause of preventable trauma death in the United States: uncontrolled bleeding. National Stop The Bleed Day brings Bleeding Control (B-CON) Instructors and students together for a day of training. Free of charge. Join us for a great presentation to share live saving information FREE on March 31st. Attendees will receive hands on training with the techniques used by our Military, EMS, Fire & Police.
The top cause of preventable death in trauma is bleeding. 20% of people who have died from traumatic injuries could have survived with quick bleeding control.
All attendees will receive a certificate for completion of this course
Thank you to our sponsors for helping us bring this event to you; Stop The Bleed Foundation, Advent GX, Stafford Theater & Medical Solutions. Without local support we would not be able to provide this course.
Register here
More information about Stop The Bleed Day: https://www.stopthebleedday.org/

Prairie Switch w/ Desdimona and Colton French
2018-04-05 19:00 | TX
Prairie Switch
We’re a Texas Country band from College Station, Texas with a folk twist. Some of our influences include Turnpike Troubadours, Wade Bowen, Randy Rogers Band, William Clark Green, Flatland Cavalry, and Ryan Bingham. Check out our first two singles, “Say Hello” and “Annalise” on iTunes, Spotify and more!
Desdimona
The sweet sounds of being stabbed in the back.
Colton French
Colton is a folk and honky-tonk singer-songwriter based out of the Brazos Valley. He grew up in the hill country around Kerrville and Fredericksburg, where he was exposed to an endless variety of cowboy singers, folkie field hippies, and open-air storytellers. Bringing this early exposure to the culture surrounding American roots music into the modern day while retaining its classic forms is only part of Colton’s musical mission – the other is to use this honest and straightforward style to tackle the complexity of the current human experience while celebrating the beauty of the world we live in.

First Friday w/ Deep Cuts and Wartime Afternoon
2018-04-06 19:00 | TX
Deep Cuts
Houston duo of Chase Harris and Zach Alderman experiment wither several sounds from Latin and Jazz to Chillwave and Electronic.

Wartime Afternoon
Wartime Afternoon is an indie rock, folk, and alternative band founded in Bryan/College Station.

The Gray Havens with Kenny Klinglesmith
2018-04-08 20:00 | TX
The Gray Havens
The Gray Havens centers around husband/wife Dave and Licia Radford. Since their beginning in 2013, their projects have been hailed as “an imaginative treatment of faith…[having] a visionary quality that’s both playful and enraptured.” They have a knack for creating a listening experience similar to paging through your favorite book, with richly textured compositions and multi-layered lyrics. The duo has gained a steady following of listeners nationwide and have become a favorite on college campuses throughout the U.S.

Kenny Klinglesmith
When I was in college, although I can’t recall the specific circumstances, one of my best friends shared with me the phrase “bringing art to orthodoxy.” I always thought that was a neat way to intertwine truth and creativity. I believe that art, specifically music, for whatever reason is a really powerful tool. With it, artists have the ability to craft songs that can either encourage or tear down, that can either lead people astray or lead them to something true. That’s why I’m making music – in hopes to encourage and lead people to truth. And, heck, to have fun! I hope you enjoy the songs that I co-create with others.

Band of Heathens w/ Jonathan Terrell
2018-04-12 19:00 | TX
duende – [duen-de] (noun) 1. a quality of inspiration and passion 2. A heightened sense of emotion, expression and authenticity 3. a spirit
Duende, the title of The Band of Heathens’ fifth studio album (and eighth overall), marks their tenth anniversary as a group, and it certainly applies to its overall theme about the collective search for connection and communion in a technology-fueled world increasingly splintered, distracted and lonely. As band co-founder Ed Jurdi, who first learned of the term, explains, “It’s the essence of the artist,” or as partner Gordy Quist says, “It’s a word we don’t have an equivalent for in English, Artistically, that’s where we tried to set the bar, to do what this band does best.”
Indeed, Duende lives up to those high ideals, a stylistically diverse effort that takes a leap beyond their last, more acoustic, introspective effort, 2013’s Sunday Morning Record, with an eclectic batch of material that shows where The Band of Heathens has been, but more importantly, where they are going.

Jonathan Terrell is a new breed of country, pulling inspiration from dreamscapes and in depth stories from the gorgeous and gritty corners of Americana.
Jonathan is a well-respected songwriter of deeply moving and resonant country-folk music explorations, He’s shared the stage with country legends such as Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard but has never fully rested on traditional country music.
From fronting the Rock and Roll band Not In The Face, Terrell followed with the release of the “Color Me Lucky” EP and shaped them into an enchanting collection of yearning and bravado, heartbreak and redemption. The 2016 Color Me Lucky EP garnered media praise and radio pairplay both in the US as well as internationally with two singles put into rotation on BBC2 and BBC6.
The success of Color Me Lucky continued into 2017 with tour dates across the US,UK and France. Touted as ”the most signable act in Austin right now” by music writer, Peter Blackstock of the Austin American Statesman and founder of No Depression Magazine, Jonathan’s new full length due out in early summer 2018 is posed to make good on those words.
