One listen to The Unlikely Candidates, and it’s clear that the Fort Worth, TX alternative rock mavericks create their own scene. One song vaults from stadium anthem into a piano ballad, while the next twists from syncopated singalong into a contemporary grunge-influenced pop song. Hailing from Texas, the boys immediately separated themselves since uniting in high school. Breaking from the typical musical traditions associated with the Lone Star State, they turned up with an alternative style of their own. They challenged the status quo and carved out their own niche in Fort Worth. No matter where they are, they’ve clung to a sound that’s simply The Unlikely Candidates. The band has logged countless miles on the road alongside everyone from Cage The Elephant, Sublime with Rome, The Offspring, Young The Giant, The Dirty Heads, Fall Out Boy, and Brick + Mortar. As they’ve grown as a band, the boys have earned acclaim from the likes of The New York Times, AXS, Esquire, Nylon, Alternative Press, Baeble, and more. Additionally, the band’s music has been featured on Hulu’s Veronica Mars, Showtime’s Ray Donovan, ABC's American Idol, FOX's The Four, NFL's Super Bowl 2018 playoffs, and ESPN's 2018 Indy 500. The truth is, with steeple-vaulting vocal acrobatics and fiery falsetto’s, combined with heavy-hitting synth melodies, undeniably catchy lyrics, and feel good beats, The Unlikely Candidates’ sound is still too big and bold for any scene.

The Brothers Moore from Tulsa, OK. Led by brothers Billy (lead vocals, rhythm guitar) and Bobby Moore (bass, vocals) cultivated a sound that is familiar, yet distinctly unique. In late 2019 the boys were discovered by Shaun Morgan (Seether) and signed with CTK Management (Dolly Parton, Kenny G). In March 2020 the brothers went to Nashville, TN to record with Shaun Morgan. During the recording process Covid-19 took the wheel and put The Brothers music career on hold. After two long years the band finally got the opportunity they'd been waiting for. It came in the form of opening for Dolly Parton at The Moody Theater for her first ever performance at SXSW. In anticipation of the big show, the band released their first two singles from the Nashville recording sessions "Run Wild" and "Boomtown." Run Wild is a rock n roll ride that takes you in and turns you out as it builds to a massive ending. 
 Boomtown pays homage to The Brothers home town, the self proclaimed oil capital of the world. With a chorus "If I can feel it in ya, if I can see it in your eyes, I wont think twice. Don't come around here no more." It's a clear warning sign for the dangers in business and what happens when you don't listen to what your heart tells you. 
 After SXSW, the brothers went to Los Angeles to continue building with award winning song writer and 4 Non-Blondes front woman, Linda Perry. Be on the lookout for new music from The Brothers Moore later this summer.