River Town - Hayes Carll, Guy Clark
Jaded Lover - Chuck Pyle
Green Snakes on the Ceiling - Johnny Bush
Till I Gain Control Again - Rodney Crowell
Sessions at Cedar Street - Denton
No Class
No Class
The Post on Race Street
KNON Radio Fundraiser with No Class
No Class
Private Party
Burton Lee on steel guitar
Steve happened into a west Fort Worth bar and discovered Tommy Alverson’s weekly Wednesday residency. Within a couple of weeks he discovered Brian Burns did a similar show on Thursdays at The White Elephant. Shortly after that he discovered Joe Pat Hennen and Jay Johnson and his musical tastes began to evolve at a lightning pace.
Steve covers a wide variety of artists--big stars everyone knows as well as great songwriters that fly under the radar of commercial radio. Some of his favorite artists include Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell, Waylon Jennings, John Hiatt, Doug Sahm, Kris Kristopherson, Jerry Jeff Walker, and more.
1 review
Kyle F.
February 3, 2026I have been booking Steve and his group for years, and he has always been one of the most dependable acts we book. Also he has a really great song selection and great group of musicians that play with him. I would hightly recomend Steve for any private event.
Hired as: Americana Band, Country Band
Price range: $500 and up.
Gig length: 45 - 180 minutes
Steve can cater a show to the needs of the event. Low energy/volume "back ground" music or full volume honky-tonk.
Steve Long has played in and around Fort Worth for decades as a solo artist, in acoustic duo and trios, and as the front man for the band No Class. He plays a wide selection of songs ranging from classic country like Willie Nelson, Mickey Newberry, and Charlie Pride to Americana favorites such as Guy Clark, Son Volt, and Hayes Carll. Steve is a life long Texan, growing up just north of Dallas and living in Fort Worth for the last 30 years. He grew up listening to and loving the songs he plays.
We have professional gear and can provide PA equipment from a small intimate show or a full PA for a 5-piece band.
Rusty Weir
Hot Spot
Make You Want Dance
Guy Clark
Broken Hearted People
LA Freeway
Dublin Blues
Stuff That Works
Rita Balew
Ballad of Ramblin Jack and Mahan
Magdalene
Chris Wall
Cold Blue Highway
Entourage
Half of What Killed Elvis
Houston Marchman
Adios Baby
Mickey Newberry
Gone So Long
She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye
Frisco Depot
Matt Hillyer
Only Thing She Left Me
Gillian Welch
Annabelle
Everything is Free Know
Nathan Hamilton
Cotton Dresses
Shape I’m In
Cash and Tobacco
Spent
Tom Russell
The Pugilist is 59
Haley’s Comet
Doug Sahm
Beautiful Texas Sunshine
Oh No, Not Another One
Hal Ketchum
Miss My Mary
John Hiatt
Train to Birmingham
Crossing Muddy Water
Perfectly Good Guitar
Kris Kristopherson
Here Comes Rainbow
Help Me Make it Through the Night
Loving Her Was Easier
Dave Alvin
4th of July
Fred Eaglesmith
I Like Trains
Wilder Than Her
Alcohol and Pills
Trucker's Speed
Time to Get a Gun
Robert Earl Keen
I'm Coming Home
Amarillo Highway (Terry Allen cover)
Dreadful Selfish Crime
Leaving Tennessee
Delbert McClinton
When Rita Leaves
Shel Silverstein
Whistlers Jugglers
Joe Pat Hennen
Goodbye Amarillo
There is a River
Frank and Buddy
Rodney Crowell
Till I Gain Control Again
Davis Raines
Big Shiny Cars
Hot Girls at the MapCo
Walt Wilkins
Watch it Shine
Just Be
Merle Haggard
The Way I Am
Big City
Willie Nelson
How Time Slips Away
Walkin'
Neil Young
Powder Finger
Steve Earle
Fort Worth Blues
Someday
Brian Burns
Thunderstorms and Tyler
Son Volt
Windfall
Tear-Stained Eyes
Wilco
New Madrid
Dwight Yokum
I Sang Dixie
Buck Owens
Together Again
Warren Zevon
Carmalita
George Jones
He Stopped Loving Her Today
Charlie Pride
Is Anybody Going to San Antone
Musical influences include Merle Haggard, Charlie Pride, John Hiatt, Guy Clark, Steve Earle, Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, and Rodney Crowell
Americana Band