Emerging from the foothills of the southern Appalachians, Hush Money is a diverse modern alternative southern rock band with a contemporary sound that is deeply rooted in vintage rock, blues, outlaw country, punk, and metal.
The diversity of this eclectic group comes from the widespread back grounds of each of its founding members. Lead by brothers Greg (drums) and Seth Weaver (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), they provide a solid foundation for the band which they developed through many years of playing a mix of outlaw country and classic rock in many smoke filled bar rooms all across the south.
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Gig length: 30 - 190 minutes
Complimenting their intricate sound, the band also sets fire to the stage with a highly touted and dynamic live show. This ranges from subdued psychedelic ballads with multilayered harmonies, to a full on energetic onslaught of dueling guitar lines, down tuned riffs, and a rambunctious display of physicality.
The diversity of this eclectic group comes from the widespread back grounds of each of its founding members. Lead by brothers Greg (drums) and Seth Weaver (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), they provide a solid foundation for the band which they developed through many years of playing a mix of outlaw country and classic rock in many smoke filled bar rooms all across the south.
Seth holds the band down with solid rhythm lines and expertly timed riffs creating a water proof seal for the bands core sound. Seth, as well, uses his vibrant raspy voice to lead many of the bands songs. Establishing a vocal presence has become Seth’s main objective, as his voice is something, at times, hard to imitate by his peers. Brother Greg provides the thunderous and emotive drum lines that are the heartbeat of the band. Like his brother, Greg also applies his powerful tenor voice to both lead and back up vocals.
This core sound is complimented flawlessly by the musical virtuosity of the cousin of Greg and Seth, Nathaniel Newberry. Newberry not only holds down the bottom end of the spectrum, which is essential to any good rock band, but is also capable of lightning fast riffs and melody lines akin to that of both Cliff Burton and John Entwistle.
1. Pride and joy- Stevie Ray Vaughan
2. Life by the drop- Stevie Ray Vaughan
3. Cold shot- Stevie Ray Vaughan
4. Texas flood- Stevie Ray Vaughan
5. You got lucky- Tom Petty
6. I want you back-The Jackson 5
7. Ill be there- The Jackson 5
8. Stop the love you save- The Jackson 5
9. Billie jean- Michael Jackson
10. The way you make me feel- Michael Jackson
11. Man in the mirror- Michael Jackson
12. Stand by me- Ben E. King
13. Why do fools fall in love- Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers
14. Since I don’t have you- The Skyliners
15. Come and go with me- The Sel Vikings
16 This magic moment- The Drifters
17. Johnny b. goode- Chuck Berry
18. Heartbreak hotel- Elvis Presley
19. Suspicious minds- Elvis Presley
20. Don’t be cruel- Elvis Presley
21. All shook up- Elvis Presley
22. Cant help falling in love-Elvis Presley
23. All my loving- The Beatles
24. Golden slumbers- The Beatles
25. Her Majesty- The Beatles
26. I’ve just seen a face- The Beatles
27. Imagine- John Lennon
28. Wagon wheel- Old Crow Medicine Show
29. I only want to be with you – Hootie and the Blowfish
30. Let her cry- Hootie and the Blowfish
31. Come when I call- John Mayer
32. Who says- John Mayer
33. Your body is a wonderland- John Mayer
34 Queen of California- John Mayer
35 Gravity- John Mayer
36. Perfectly lonely- John Mayer
37. Why Georgia- John Mayer
38. Slow dancing in a burning room- John Mayer
39. Who did you think I was- John Mayer
40. Something like Olivia- John Mayer
41 Glycerine- Bush
42. Sex and candy- Marcy Playground
43. Plush- Stone Temple pPilots
44 Them bones- Alice in Chains
45. Nutshell- Alice in Chains
46. Rooster- Alice in Chains
47. Outside woman blues- Cream
48. Crossroads- Cream
49. Layla- Derek and the Dominos
50. Hey hey- Eric Clapton
51. Tears in heaven- Eric Clapton
52. Burn one down- Ben Harper
53. Steal my kisses- Ben Harper
54. Knocking on heaven’s door- Bob Dylan
55. Castles made of sand- Jimi Hendrix
56. Hey Joe- Jimi hendrix
57. Don’t stop believing- Journey
58. Used to love her- Guns n Roses
59. Patience- Guns n Roses
60. November rain- Guns n Roses
61. Light my fire- The Doors
62. Hooked on a Feeling- BJ Thomas
63. Everyday- Buddy Holly
64. Bad time- Grand Funk
65. Faith- George Michaels
66. Ill Be- Edwin mcain
67. Whatever it is- Zac Brown Band
68. Walk in my shadow- Free
69. Shake it- Howlin Wolf
70. You send me- Sam Cooke
71. Bring it on home- Sam Cooke
72. Having a party- Sam Cooke
73. Runaway- Del Shannon
74. Simple man- Lynyrd Skynyrd
75. Sweet home Alabama- Lynyrd Skynyrd
76. Three little birds- Bob Marley
77. The joker- Steve Miller Band
78. Cant get enough of your love- Bad Company
79. Walk the Line- Johnny Cash
80. Ring of fire- Johnny Cash
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