Wes Herndon is a Swamp Rock/Blues/Americana artist living in Florida. Like many Southern artists, he was introduced to music in church. His originals mix irreverent humor, a hair of mental instability, some questionable cleverness, and a few complaints to form an accurate narrative of human life.
Combining genres, like rock, blues, folk, and country, Wes's guitar skills and unique vocal style are often likened to artists like Tyler Childers, Warren Haynes, and Chris Stapleton. His originals are currently being featured on radio stations throughout the U.S. and the world. He is also regularly a featured artists on a number of larger, music focused, Youtube Channels.
2 reviews
Missi L.
December 12, 2021I listen to you guys every chance you post on Facebook! I love you guys you're awesome you should do more posts. Because I'm watching all the way from Tucson!
Hired as: 1970s Era Entertainment
Wes Herndon
Missi, Thanks so much for the sweet review. This made our heart fill up with something other than meat grease. We love you more!
Chris J.
December 7, 2021These guys are great!! We hired them to play my company party and they were fantastic. Wes has a very unique voice and is great on stage. Funny, prompt, and great music... we will definitely hire them again! Thank you!
Hired as: Party Band
Wes Herndon
Thanks Chris. We had blast playing your event. Look forward to hanging with you guys again soon.
Price range: $750-$10,000
Languages: English
Gig length: 90 - 180 minutes
We offer an overall entertainment experience versus just standing on stage and playing music while bobbing our heads. We engage the audience with humor, personal interactions, and of course, the jams. It’s more of an immersive experience, with our goal being to make each person in the audience feel as if they are in the band while encouraging them to partake in everything your venue has to offer. It's a spiritual experience so to speak.
At first glance, Reverend Wes and the TTC seem like an unlikely musical grouping. Every band member has enjoyed a unique musical path that has brought them to this point in musical time. A musical time that now includes the unique amalgamation of rhythm, tone, and harmony that is known as Reverend Wes and the TTC. Different playing styles and a diversity of musical tastes makes for some interesting sounds in your earhole. It adds spicy goodness to their vibe, and helps them bring you a flavor of heaven with a touch of sin in every note.
Either way, it all works, so it’s best to not question it.
NOTE: Fee Range depends on location, potential of other incurred additional expenses, and misc. factors. For example, the lower end of the range would be a local performance that requires very little driving or overnight accommodations.
Friday
Foghorns PCB
9:00pm - 11:30pm (Sat)
Friday
Foghorn's PCB
9:00pm - 11:30pm (Sat)
Saturday
Private Event
All-day event
Saturday
Rocking it at Alibi
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Saturday
Private Event
6:00pm - 10:30pm
Stormy Monday: T-Bone Walker
Rambling Man: Allman Brothers
Break Down: Tom Petty
Pink Houses: John Mellencamp
Hey Joe: Jimi Hendrix
Patience: Guns and Roses
Dead Flowers: Rolling Stones
Don’t Worry Happy: Bobby McFerrin
Mary Jane/ Stairway to Heaven: Tom Petty/Led Zeppelin
Knocking on Heaven’s door: Dylan, Clapton, GnR
Squeezebox: The Who
All for you: Sister Hazel
Soulshine: Govt. Mule Version
Midnight rider: Allman Bros
Blues for a Wife: Original by Wes Herndon
Long Haired Country Boy: Charlie Daniels
Yellow Ledbetter/Only God Knows Why Jam: Pearl Jam/Kid Rock
Can’t’ Ya See, Feel Like Making Love, Sweet Home Alabama medley
Born To Be Wild: Steppenwolf
Franklin’s Tower: The Grateful Dead
Melissa: Allman Bros
Brown Eyed Girl: Van Morrison
The Joker: The Steve Miller Band
The Last place that Love Lives: Black Crowes
Use to Love her: Guns and Roses
Straight to Hell: Drivin n Cryin
Wreck me: Tom Petty
Rocky Mountain Way: Joe Walsh
Magic Carpet Ride: Steppenwolf
Make me down a Pallett: Mississippi John Hurt/The Wood Brothers
TURN THE PAGE: Bob Segar
One way out: Elmore James/Allman Bros
Going Down: Freddie King/Govt Mule/Joe Bonamassa
Talks to Angels: The Black Crowes
Won’t Back Down: Tom Petty
Rather Stay on 30a: Wes Herndon Original
About Time (original)Wes Acoustic
Sweet Irene (original) Wes Acoustic
Bad Day at the Beach (Wes Acoustic)
You Really Got Me: Van Halen
Business Time: Flight of the Conchords
Jack and Diane: John Mellencamp
Will The Circle Be Unbroken: Various/Allman Bros/Govt Mule
3am: Matchbox 20
Rock N Roll: Led Zeppelin
IF We absolutely have to…
Wagon Wheel: Old Crow Medicine Show
Margaritaville: Jimmy Buffett
Allman Brothers, Government Mule, The Grateful Dead, Tom Petty, The Black Crowes, Drivin n Cryin,
We love a backline and lighting, but we have that if necessary.
Blues Band
