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Whiskey Bravo

San Antonio, TX

$150 – $2,500 per event

Travels up to 200 miles

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Overview

Whiskey Bravo is a San Antonio solo acoustic act built for rooms that want real music and a real good time. No backing tracks needed but the sound is full thanks to deft looper pedal work. No dead air — just a guitar, looper, a voice with some gravel in it, and a read on the room.

The set list runs hundreds of songs deep: the classic rock, country, and singer-songwriter cuts everybody already knows the words to, mixed with stirring originals that stop a room mid-conversation.

Bars, clubs, private parties, weddings, corporate events, festivals — full PA provided, flexible sets, and an easy load-in.


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Booking information

Price range: $150 – $2,500 per event

Languages: English

Gig length: 45 - 240 minutes

What to expect

What to expect

One voice, one guitar, a full room. Whiskey Bravo is a solo acoustic act built to fill a space without crowding it — smooth, laid-back, and dialed in to whatever the moment calls for.

When I play, you get a live set that moves easily across blues-rock, Americana, and singer-songwriter favorites: recognizable songs delivered with a warm, charismatic feel rather than a wall of noise. Think familiar covers people quietly sing along to over dinner, then lean into as the night opens up — from a moody, cinematic "Paint It Black" and "Wicked Game" to Texas storytelling like "Pancho & Lefty," alongside a growing catalog of originals.

The real value for an event is adaptability. I read the room and shape the set to fit it:

Background and ambiance — relaxed, dinner-friendly volume that lets your guests talk, mingle, and enjoy the space
Full energy — a lively, engaging set that turns a quiet crowd into a singing one when you want the room warmed up
Somewhere in between — smooth transitions across the arc of your event, from arrival through the peak of the night

Great fit for: weddings and receptions, private parties, corporate events and mixers, restaurants, wineries and breweries, bars and clubs, patios, and listening rooms — indoors or out.

What you get when you hire me:

A fully self-contained act — professional PA and gear, so you don't have to source sound
Clean, board-quality audio dialed for the space, never overpowering
A polished, professional presence: on time, easy to work with, and dressed for your event
Optional touches that make it feel like a production — warm amber stage lighting and a live QR song-request feature that lets guests pull up songs and request favorites in real time
Flexibility on song choices and vibe, including special requests worked out ahead of time (first-dance songs, a specific artist's catalog, a particular mood)

Whether you need understated background music that sets a tone or a performer who can genuinely command a room solo, the goal is the same: a seamless, memorable experience for you and your guests, with none of the logistics landing on your plate.

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About

Whiskey Bravo is a Central Texas solo acoustic act built for rooms that want real music and a real good time — but don't let "solo" fool you. Live looped percussion and guitar rhythms get layered in real time, so what the room hears is a full, moving groove instead of one guy strumming.

Nothing is pre-recorded. Every beat, every rhythm part is played on the spot and built in front of you — tasteful, musical, and full. No stale backing tracks, no dead air.

The set list runs hundreds of songs deep: the classic rock, country, and singer-songwriter cuts everybody already knows the words to, mixed with stirring originals that stop a room mid-conversation.

Bars, clubs, private parties, weddings, corporate events, festivals — full PA provided, flexible sets, and an easy load-in.

Additional booking notes

Notes and technical info

Whiskey Bravo is a self-contained solo acoustic act, so setup is simple and the footprint is small. Here's what I bring, what I need from the venue, and a few notes to make the day run smoothly.

What I provide

Full professional sound — my own PA system, tuned for the room and kept at a level that fits the event, whether that's soft background ambiance or a lively, engaged crowd
All instruments, cabling, mics, and my Boss VE-8 acoustic processing rig
Warm amber stage lighting for evening and indoor events (optional)
The live QR song-request feature, run entirely from my own setup

What I need from the venue

Power: access to at least one standard grounded 120V outlet (a dedicated circuit is ideal for cleaner sound). For larger or outdoor setups, two nearby outlets are preferred.
Space: a roughly 6' x 6' area is plenty for a solo setup — a stage is welcome but not required. A flat, stable surface is all that's needed.
Load-in: reasonable access from parking to the performance area, and a heads-up on any stairs, elevators, or long carries.

Setup and timing

Setup takes about 45–60 minutes; teardown about 30. I'll plan to arrive well ahead of showtime — just let me know when the space is available for load-in.
For sets longer than 90 minutes, I'll typically take a short break; happy to schedule breaks around your event's flow (toasts, dinner service, speeches, etc.).

Outdoor events

Cover is required — a tent, awning, patio roof, or similar. Sound equipment and electronics can't be exposed to direct sun, rain, or extreme heat.
Shade over the performance area also keeps things comfortable and protects the gear during Texas afternoons.
A nearby power source is still needed; if only battery/generator power is available, let me know in advance so I can plan accordingly.

Larger venues

My PA comfortably covers small-to-medium rooms and typical private events. For large halls, big outdoor crowds, or venues with an existing house system, I'm glad to plug into or coordinate with house sound — just connect me with your sound contact ahead of time.

A few extras that help

If you have specific volume limits, sound ordinances, or a hard stop time, tell me up front and I'll work within them.
Song requests, first-dance songs, or a particular mood are best shared a week or two out so I can prep.

Anything not covered here, just ask — I'd rather sort out the details early than leave them to the day of the event.

Set list

I Had Some Help Morgan Wallen
Scarecrow in the Garden Chris Stapleton
Burn it Down Parker McCollum
Lay Down Sally Eric Clapton
Bad Moon Rising Creedence Clearwater Revival
Breaking the Girl Red Hot Chili Peppers
Get Lucky Daft Punk
Running to Stand Still U2
Where the Wild Things Are Luke Combs
Plush Stone Temple Pilots
Mr Brightside The Killers
The Scientist Coldplay
Amber 311
Higher Creed
Message in a Bottle The Police
Little Wing Jimi Hendrix
My Own Prison Creed
Torn Creed
Hey Joe Jimi Hendrix
1979 Smashing Pumpkins
What I Got Sublime
Hey Hey, What Can I Do? Led Zeppelin
Last Dance with Mary Jane Tom Petty
People are Strange The Doors
World I Know Collective Soul
Blue on Black Kenny Wayne Shepard
Interstate Love Song Stone Temple Pilots
Sour Girl Stone Temple Pilots
Jumpin Jack Flash The Rolling Stones
Paint it Black The Rolling Stones
Evenflow Pearl Jam
Hey Jealousy Gin Blossoms
Low Cracker
Pancho & Lefty Willie Nelson
Every Breathe You Take The Police
Damn Good Day to Leave Riley Green
The Truth Jason Aldean
Barely Breathing Duncan Shiek
Nothing Else Matters Metallica
Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd
Champagne Supernova Oasis
Everlong Foo Fighters
Learning to Fly Tom Petty
Wonderwall Oasis
Mr. Jones Counting Crows
On the Road Again Willie Nelson
Rooster Alice in Chains
Cant Stand Losing You The Police
Knockin on Heavens Door Guns n' Roses
Simple Man Lynyrd Skynard
Viva la Vida Coldplay
Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynard
Joker Steve Miller Band
With or Without You U2
Stairway to heaven Led Zeppelin
Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver
Have You Ever Seen the Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival
She Talks to Angels The Black Crowes
Proud Mary Creedence Clearwater Revival
Come Together The Beatles
Hotel California The Eagles
Quitting Time Zack Bryan
Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison
Wind Cries Mary Jimi Hendrix
Manic Depression Jimi Hendrix
Wicked Game Chris Isacc
Free Fallin Tom Petty
Under the Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers
Creep Radiohead
No Excuses Alice in Chains
Pride & Joy Stevie Ray Vaughn
Life by the Drop Stevie Ray Vaughn
Blinding Lights The Weeknd
Runnin Down a Dream Tom Petty
Road Goes on Forever Robert Earl Keen
Weren't for the Wind Ella Langley
A Bar Song Shaboozey
Beer Don't Morgan Wallen
Wasted on You Morgan Wallen
Last Night Morgan Wallen
Boys of Summer Don Henley
Stuck in the Middle with You Stealers Wheel
Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town Pearl Jam
Yellow Ledbedder Pearl Jam
Fell on Black Days Soundgarden
Over the Hills and Far Away Led Zeppeln
Possum Kingdom The Toadies
Rotten Apple Alice in Chains

Influences and inspiration

Whiskey Bravo lives where blues-rock, Americana, and singer-songwriter storytelling meet — so the influences run across a few generations of artists who all share one thing: a great song that carries a room without needing a full band behind it.

On the rock and classic side, the sound draws from the Rolling Stones, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac — timeless, singable songs with real grit and melody. That thread runs forward through Oasis, Kings of Leon, The Killers, Foo Fighters, and The Police, the kind of anthems a crowd starts singing before you reach the chorus.

The moody, atmospheric side owes a lot to Chris Isaak and Eric Clapton — smooth, cinematic, and built for a laid-back room.

On the Americana and country side, the storytelling of Townes Van Zandt, Willie Nelson, and Merle Haggard sits right next to the modern feel of Zac Brown Band, Chris Stapleton, Darius Rucker, Garth Brooks, and the harder-edged Texas country of artists like Koe Wetzel — the songs that turn a patio or dance floor loose.

Pulled together, those are the acts that shape a Whiskey Bravo set: familiar, well-loved songs from the 60s through today, delivered solo with a warm, charismatic feel — and the same influences that inform the original material.

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