Tastes Like Chicken

We are honored to have been nominated again as the Best of PeeDee as we have very notable competition amongst our highly respected peers and friends, (hope we all win!)

At any rate, we welcome you to vote for us here!

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Thank you all so much for your continued support in voting as the Best Group on Music Mafia Radio! 

Bottle In My Hand is featured on

Relix Magazine December 2018 Sampler Playlist! 

Please check it out, and we are working on new music for our next album!

Stay Tuned in 2019!

Thank you so much for voting us as a Finalist in the Best Local Band category of the Sun News' Best of the Beach!!! We came in second place right behind our good friends in Tru Sol which is very cool when you consider how many great bands play at the beach!!! We are very grateful for all of the support that y'all give us! We love our fans!

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Sending a huge Thank you out to Marty "Memphis" Delila for featuring us! 

Check out our latest review here! 

http://thebluesmusicblog.blogspot.com.au/2017/09/soulful-blues-rock-from-south-carolinas.html

You can follow him on twitter: @islandmanrocks 
 

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We Love those who support Indie Music! Sending a big thank you to all the fans over at WSGE!

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We would like to thank Traci Bridges and Playlist Magazine for the great article and sharing out our new album, Heartaches & Hangovers! 

Y'all go pick you up a copy and check it out!!!

We are so honored to have our latest album reviewed by SC Music Guide,

Check it out, Y'all!

"To no one’s surprise that is exactly what the album is about but don’t let that fool you – each song is upbeat and energized. The content is heartbreaking but the music is not. You will love each track one after another as it pulls at the all too familiar heart strings we have all had snipped by a lost lover. 

Bobby Roberts Jr. leads the “Give me more Sax” revolution. His soulful playing is a staple on almost every track and adds another layer of warmth that makes you wonder – why doesn’t every band have a sax player? Despite the sad nature of the lyrics I fell in love with them. Every word hits close to home with anyone that has loved and lost… and drank. Lance Shirley has a voice of his own that effectively matches the content."  - by Jeffrey Yelverton, Aug 8, 2017