The Bell Brothers Country Band from Pleasanton, CA

Since forming in 2005, The Bell Brothers have climbed to the top of California’s Country Music Scene, building a solid reputation as one of the area’s most in-demand live acts. Within two years of releasing their remarkable debut CD Watertank, The Bell Brothers were called “The Next Big Country/ Rock Phenomenon” by California radio personality Randy Jones (station 95.3 KRTY in San Jose). With two ambitious, independent CDs to their credit, Russ and Scott Bell are cultivating a loyal and rapidly expanding fan base one sensationallive performance at a time. The best is clearly yet to come for these singer/songwriter siblings who are proving themselves to be two of contemporary country’s most gifted new artists and songwriters. When it comes to performing live, The Bell Brothers have earned encores from enthusiastic audienceswhile sharing the stage with such respected and popular country artists as Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Little Texas, Craig Morgan, the legendary Roy Clark and numerous others. When CMA winners Montgomery-Gentry needed a supporting band for their show at the Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa, The Bell Brothers scored the high-profile opening slot after both the resort’s general manager and concert promoter recommended them as “the best band in the area.”Contagious, high-energy performances and crossover appeal has made The Bell Brothers the band of choice to a new country concert-going crowd, as well as the traditional Country Dancehall crowd at clubs like The Saddle Rack, The Rodeo Club and mainstream venues like The Hard Rock Café. Scott remarks, “Every time we play, fans and club owners rave about the tightness of our harmonies, the strength of our original material and by how much we are enjoying ourselves on stage.” Russ adds, “We’ve definitely defined our sound through working these songs out live. The better we can translate the records to the stage, the more people that will get excited about our music.”

• Watermelon Crawl | Tracy Byrd
• Some beach | Blake Shelton
• I've Got A Feelin | Billy Currington
• The Fireman | George Strait
• If You're Goin Through Hell | Rodney Atkins
• Little Sister | Dwight Yokam
• You look so good in love | George Strait
• You Can't take the Honky Tonk | Brooks and Dunn
• Something like that | Tim McGraw
• Waiting on a wonderful | Aaron Lines
• Why, Why, Why | Billy Currington
• Better Life | Keith Urban
• Change | Warren Brothers
• Neon Moon | Brooks and Dunn
• One more last chance | Vince Gil
• How am I doing | Dierks Bentley
• 99.9% sure | Brian McComas
• Last one standing | Emerson Drive
• Guitars, Cadillacs | Dwight Yokam
• Double XL | Keith Anderson
• Livin' Fast Forward | Kenney Chesney
• When The Sands Run Out | Rascal Flatts
• Hillbillies | Hot Apple Pie
• Gone | Montgomery Gentry
• Where The Blacktop Ends | Keith Urban
• Days Go By | Keith Urban
• The Devil Went down to Georgia | Charlie Daniels
• Pink Houses | John Mellencamp
• Drunker Then Me | Trent Tomlinson
• Chicks Dig it | Chris Cagle
• Hicktown | Jason Aldean
• Oklahoma-Texas Line | Rascal Flatts
• Won't Back Down | Tom Petty
• Hell Yea | Montgomery Gentry
• Save a horse | Big and Rich
• Honky Tonk Women | Rolling Stones
• Aint goin down | Garth Brooks
• Amarillo Sky | Jason Aldean
• Lonesome USA | Jason Aldean
• God Bless Texas | Little Texas