Six Sons of a Gun Country Band from Austin, TX

Six Sons of a Gun – Professional, Reliable, and Committed to Your Event’s Success Every event—whether it’s a backyard gathering, a corporate function, or a wedding at a luxury venue—deserves the highest level of care. Great events don’t happen by accident; they happen through thoughtful planning, attention to detail, and dependable service providers who make the host’s job easier, not harder. Your entertainment should be one of the least stressful parts of your day. With Six Sons of a Gun, professionalism is at the heart of everything we do. We are a group of seasoned musicians who understand that our role goes far beyond playing music. We’re parents, leaders, and helpers who have spent years supporting events of every size, and our goal is simple: to make your event run smoothly and help you create an experience your guests will remember. When you hire us, you’re not just hiring a band—you’re hiring a team that shows up early, sets up efficiently, starts on time, and adapts quickly to the flow of your event. Need announcements made? Need help directing guests through the buffet? Need someone to introduce the CEO or the newlyweds? We’ve done it all, and we’re happy to step in wherever we can to enhance the guest experience. Transparent Pricing & Professional Value We understand that entertainment is an investment, and we price our services with care and fairness. Factors such as guest count, equipment needs, performance length, and travel are all considered. Our musicians are among the best professionals in the Austin area, and they are compensated accordingly. For example, on an $850 quote for a four-piece band, each musician receives $200, with the remaining amount covering promotional and administrative costs. While we may not be the lowest-priced option, we consistently deliver peace of mind, reliability, and a level of service that budget bands can’t match. The old saying “you get what you pay for” applies to every vendor category—and entertainment is no exception. Trusted by Clients Who Bring Us Back Again and Again We’re proud to have long-standing relationships with corporate planners, wedding coordinators, HOA’s, Social Clubs, and private hosts who repeatedly invite us back because they know they can count on us. Our consistent five-star reviews reflect professionalism and a commitment to making every event run smoothly. We’re happy to provide references from corporate clients and couples who have hired us for corporate functions, rehearsal dinners, receptions, and everything in between. If our quote is slightly outside your budget, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always willing to discuss options so you can enjoy the level of professionalism and service you—and your guests—deserve. JD Lead Singer / Manager

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• Ain't Living Long Like This | Rodney Crowell
• Amarillo By Morning | George Strait
• Big City | Merle Haggard
• Blue Ain't Your Color | Keith Urban
• Boot Scoot Boogie | Brooks and Dune
• Branded Man | Merle Haggard
• Brown Eyed Girl | Van Morrison
• Buy Myself a Chance | Randy Rogers
• Chattahoochee | Alan Jackson
• Cocaine Blues | Johnny Cash
• Crazy Arms | Ray Price
• Crying Shame | The Mavericks
• Crystal Chandelier | Charley Pride
• Does Fort Worth Cross Your Mind | George Strait
• Don't Rock The Jukebox | Alan Jackson
• Drinking Problem | Midland
• Driving My Live Away | Eddie Rabbitt
• Empty Glass | Gary Stewart
• Family Tradition | Hank Williams Jr.
• Fast As You | Dwight Yoakum
• Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash
• Getting You Home | Chris Young
• Gimmie Some Loving | The Spencer Davis Group
• Give My Love To Rose | Johnny Cash
• Gone So Long | Jeannie C. Riley
• Green Snakes | Johnny Bush
• Guitars and Cadillacs | Dwight Yoakum
• Hello Trouble | Buck Owens
• Honky Tonk Song | Webb Pierce
• Honky Tonk Woman | Rolling Stones
• I Ain't Drinking Anymore | Kevin Fowler
• I couldn't Leave You if I tried | Rodney Crowell
• I like it, I love it | Tim McGraw
• In the Midnight Hour | Wilson Picket
• Jambalaya | Hank Williams Sr.
• Keep Your Hands to Yourself | Georgia Satellites
• Little Heartbreaker | Marty Stewart
• Love in a Hot Afternoon | Gene Watson
• Love Starts Slipping Away | Vince Gill
• Margaritaville | Jimmy Buffet
• Milk Cow Blues | Bob Wills
• Move it on Over | Hank Williams Sr.
• My Heart Skips a Beat | Buck Owens
• Neon Moon | Brooks and Dune
• No Matter What | Badfinger
• One More Goodbye | Randy Rogers
• Peaceful Easy Feeling | The Eagles
• Please Please Baby | Dwight Yoakum
• Pop a Top | Alan Jackson
• Ramblin Fever | Merle Haggard
• Road Goes on Forever | Robert Earl Keen
• Route 66 | Asleep at the Wheel
• Saw He Standing There | The Beatles
• Silver Wings | Merle Haggard
• Stars on the Water | Rodney Crowell
• Stay out of my Arms | George Strait
• Streets of Baltimore | Bobby Bare
• Sweet Home Alabama | Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Sweet Rosie Jones | Buck Owens
• Take Me Out to the Dancehall | Pat Green
• Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton
• That Look | Aaron Watson
• That's How I Got To Memphis | Tom T. Hall
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• The Chair | George Strait
• The Fireman | George Strait
• The Joker | Steve Miller Band
• Tonight The Bottle Let me Down | Merle Haggard
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• Wine Me Up | Faron Young
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