Sons-N-Britches | NATIONAL TOURING ARTIST!

Sons-N-Britches — LIVE at MadLife Stage & Studios on Wednesday, October 14th at 7:30! Sons-N-Britches WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM For over four decades, Sons-N-Britches has been proving that the best chemistry starts in your hometown—delivering authentic Country and Southern Rock that hits like a reunion with old friends. Born and raised in Kennesaw, GA, these hometown heroes spent years sharpening their skills in various bands, recording sessions, and church stages. When they reconnected, the chemistry was undeniable, but it was the creative spark of writing fresh material that brought them back together for good. Dubbed the 'Redneck Steely Dan' for their masterful musicianship and meaningful songwriting, Sons-N-Britches crafts guitar-driven anthems that are as smart as they are soulful. Their full-band arrangements draw comparisons to Blackberry Smoke, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Allman Brothers, wrapped in vocals that nod to traditional Country. Whether tearing up a rowdy stage or storytelling at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe with humor and banter, they prove serious craftsmanship and crowd-pleasing energy aren't mutually exclusive. From playing Atlanta Fulton County Stadium as kids to sharing stages with Travis Tritt, Kenny Chesney, and Martina McBride, Sons-N-Britches has earned their stripes. Named Best Band in Cobb County (2014), they've delivered four full-length albums and graced iconic venues from Nashville's Bluebird Cafe to Tootsie's. Their tracks 'The Real Dirty South' and 'Live Bait, Cold Beer, and Gasoline' have lit up Atlanta's 94.9 The Bull, while their collaboration with Speech of Arrested Development on 'What's Going On' proves they're never afraid to push boundaries. The band released their fourth full-length studio album It's About Time August 7, with the first single 'Gotta Get It Rockin' (Before You Can Roll)' with an accompanying video. This year, they launched 'On 3 With SNB'—a video series/podcast mixing serious songwriter interviews with sketch comedy, proving that music should educate, entertain, and never take itself too seriously. It's about time you got to know Sons-N-Britches.