Borderline (St. Louis)

For 20 years, Borderline has been playing larger venues and corporate events in and around St. Louis and has also been a common name on marquees for carnivals, festivals, and fairs throughout the Mid-West. In 2007, Borderline was named WIL 92.3's House Band by winning the Reuther Jeep-WIL 92.3 Battle of the Bands.

Borderline has opened for several national acts including The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Dee Snider (of Twisted Sister), Shenandoah, Lonestar, Joe Nichols, Emerson Drive, Mark Wills, Josh Gracin, Phil Vassas, X-Factor Winner Tate Stevens, Jamie O'Neal, Confederate Railroad, Bryan White, Lindsey Ell, Cassadee Pope, Montgomery Gentry, Daryl Worley, Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, David Nail, Lee Brice, Trace Adkins, and Randy Owen of ALABAMA . Borderline was hand selected by Dodge to entertain fans at the 2008 Dodge Ram Challenge and has also been featured on "Today In St. Louis" on KSDK Channel 5, KPLR Channel 11, entertained thousands at the Stan Musial Golf Classic, as well as performed for over 20,000 fans at the Illinois-Missouri Dodge Gateway 250 at Gateway International Raceway 3 times.