Artist description Heavy groovin' rock trio from the live music capital of the world, Austin, Texas. Album licensed to MTV for use on The Real World 12 Las Vegas (2002). Voted one of Austin's Best New Bands in the Austin Chronicle Music Poll (2001). Runner-up - Hard Rock Cafe' Cabo Wabo Band Challenge (2002). Finalist - Sidecar Pub People's Choice Band Challenge (2002).

Music Style Rock

Similar Artists We have our own sound.

Artist History "Sundowner is a well-polished heavy pop band with a lot of style. Their crossover potential is off the charts. They're not afraid to be heavy or melodic,” raves IndieSound.com. Texas Music Magazine says "Sundowner’s sonic blueprint comes down to an engaging mix of melodic rhythms, vocal harmonies, and virtuosic guitars. Wherever they’re going, these guys are off to a promising start." (spring 2002). Ramiro Burr of the San Antonio Express News gave Sundowner four stars in a review of the debut Album "Wherever You Are" – "Austin band Sundowner hits the ground running with this fine debut album, an 11-track helping of muscular, melodic rock spiced with metal and punk flavorings." (January 18, 2002). Every song on "Wherever You Are" has been licensed for use in episodes of MTV’s The Real World: Las Vegas which debuts September 17, 2002. Sundowner is currently touring Texas and surrounding states in support of "Wherever You Are".

Group Members Bill Brimer - lead vocals/bass Jeff Hurst - guitar/vocals Richie Deegan - drums

Albums Wherever You Are

Press Reviews Texas Music Magazine: "Sundowner’s sonic blueprint comes down to an engaging mix of melodic rhythms, vocal harmonies, and virtuosic guitars. Wherever they’re going, these guys are off to a promising start." (Spring 2002). San Antonio Express News: "Austin band Sundowner hits the ground running with this fine debut album, an 11-track helping of muscular, melodic rock spiced with metal and punk flavorings." (Jan. 18, 2002). Indiesound.com: "Sundowner is a well-polished heavy pop band with a lot of style. Their crossover potential is off the charts. I can hear "Clearview" fitting in perfectly on a thousand radio stations' playlists. They're not afraid to be heavy or melodic........I like 'em." (2002). Insite Magazine: "A promising record by a band that will inevitably grow...." (August 2002). Additional Press Austin Chronicle (February 2002, March 2002) H.E.E.T. Magazine (2001) The Houston Press (September 2002)

Additional Info http://www.sundownergrooves.com/onlinepresskit1.html

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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