Austin Jenckes
Austin Jenckes came up playing in Texas honky-tonks, where he worked out a sound that mixed blues, country, and rock. His debut album 'Bad Man' came out in...
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Austin Jenckes came up playing in Texas honky-tonks, where he worked out a sound that mixed blues, country, and rock. His debut album 'Bad Man' came out in 2015, with the title track getting some attention for its rough edges and social commentary.
He followed that with 'Outlaw' in 2017, which leaned into themes of rebellion. Songs like 'Shout Shout Shout' and 'Wild And Reckless' from his catalog have that same direct, unpolished quality. The music drew some criticism for its content, but it found listeners who responded to its straightforward approach.
Jenckes has kept putting out records since then, including 'Renegade' in 2020 and 'Unchained' in 2023. He plays with a band that includes Jake Thompson on bass and Billy Jones on drums. The music stays grounded in those early honky-tonk roots, without much studio polish getting in the way.
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