If you like Kip Moore, you will want to check out The Gable Bradley Band. They are a band of brothers – literally – Gable and his brothers, Tucker and Spencer, are Arkansas natives and have been making a name for themselves across the south and have a large hometown following. From their first EP Wild Side, “Johnny’s June,” released in September of 2015, was featured weekly on radio personality The Iceman’s “Top 40 New Country Artists.”
Currently unsigned, there is something special in the raw vocals of lead singer Gable. A passion exudes from his voice in a special way that draws you in and keeps you there. Gable says, “There is nothing that I want more. I’ve always been told to fight for what you believe in and if you want it to go make it happen. That’s what we’re trying to do. I don’t want to think about plan B, I don’t want a plan B. I want this.” The band has its sights on increasing it’s fan base and playing larger, well known music venues in the near future.
With Gable on vocals, Spencer on bass and vocals, and Tucker on acoustic guitar, the trio has a solid sound. Gable wrote all of the songs on the debut EP, adding authenticity to the music. Their sound is reminiscent of early Springsteen, Mellencamp, and yes, Kip Moore. In fact, some of their best covers are of Moore and Springsteen songs.
The band’s new single “White T-Shirt” and EP Wild Side, is available now on iTunes. Follow them on Twitter, their website and Facebook.
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