A Texas country band that built a steady career from college bars to platinum singles.
If you want to hear what they sound like now, try "Turn It On." For the earlier stuff, "When It Rains" still holds up.
They've been playing together since 2000, which is a long run for any band. Songs like "Oklahoma Girl" show how they kept that Texas bar-band energy even after the big radio success. They never really chased Nashville trends, just kept making their own version of country with some Southern rock mixed in.
They started playing Texas honky-tonks right out of college. The self-titled debut in 2005 led to "Crazy Girl" hitting number one on country radio a few years later. They've kept the same core lineup for most of the 2010s, still touring and putting out records like "10,000 Towns."
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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