Hogslop String Band

Absolutely phenomenal time. Best group of guys to throw down and keep on killing it. And Hannah Kelly is the cherry on top, most welcoming and talented group. All love, stay SLOPPY!!

Second time seeing them and once again, they were outstanding. Great music, great energy, and down to earth guys.

The band was awesome

Very entertaining group. They kept the crowd clapping and yelling. I would highly recommend.

I love the energy and attitude and musicianship of this 4-piece band from Nashville. A lot of Deep South influence, which hits me right. It was a rather sparse crowd in a bar-like venue (think: Club Dada or a smaller version of Deep Ellum Art Co). They layout of Magnolia Motor Lounge does not lend itself well to a standing audience in front of the stage -- bummer. But the band were up for the challenge, and nearly all the attendees had seen the band before -- a small but devoted local following. Gabriel Kelley, as the ring leader and primary vocalist, was excellent. I love how he cracks jokes and makes light of the rigors of being a smaller act in the music business. Kevin Martin on fiddle and vocals was outstanding, and Daniel Binkley on banjo also was great. [Note: Daniel wrote the excellent new song "Oldsmobile", which the band recorded with Sierra Ferrell recently. The band performed the song during the set, and it was one of the high points.] And of course, what can we say about Pickle, the bass player? (You just have to see him live -- trust me on this. You have likely never seen this level of energy from a bass player.] I love the band's use of Southern Rock numbers in their live set -- specifically, the Allman Brothers Band and Tom Petty -- this is mostly due to Gabriel's background and influence. If I could give this show 4.5 stars, I would: my only ding against the show is the layout and vibe of the venue. I hope Hogslop String Band comes back to DFW again soon, and plays a venue like Tulips, The Kessler or The Granada Theater.

Excellent, fun, talented, and entertaining band!

New genre: outlaw old-time with a cup of cayenne pepper and a shot of tequila. Excellent musicians and they are preserving something unique. While I don’t mind old songs about moonshine and whisky, I would prefer they drop the drug theme.

They played Sunday at the Festival, huge crowd favorite. Absolutely stole the weekend, hands down! Just a bunch of fellers that really enjoy playing, talented AF! If you have the I’ll to see them GO you will not be disappointed.

Absolutely phenomenal time. Best group of guys to throw down and keep on killing it. And Hannah Kelly is the cherry on top, most welcoming and talented group. All love, stay SLOPPY!!

Second time seeing them and once again, they were outstanding. Great music, great energy, and down to earth guys.

The band was awesome

Very entertaining group. They kept the crowd clapping and yelling. I would highly recommend.

I love the energy and attitude and musicianship of this 4-piece band from Nashville. A lot of Deep South influence, which hits me right. It was a rather sparse crowd in a bar-like venue (think: Club Dada or a smaller version of Deep Ellum Art Co). They layout of Magnolia Motor Lounge does not lend itself well to a standing audience in front of the stage -- bummer. But the band were up for the challenge, and nearly all the attendees had seen the band before -- a small but devoted local following. Gabriel Kelley, as the ring leader and primary vocalist, was excellent. I love how he cracks jokes and makes light of the rigors of being a smaller act in the music business. Kevin Martin on fiddle and vocals was outstanding, and Daniel Binkley on banjo also was great. [Note: Daniel wrote the excellent new song "Oldsmobile", which the band recorded with Sierra Ferrell recently. The band performed the song during the set, and it was one of the high points.] And of course, what can we say about Pickle, the bass player? (You just have to see him live -- trust me on this. You have likely never seen this level of energy from a bass player.] I love the band's use of Southern Rock numbers in their live set -- specifically, the Allman Brothers Band and Tom Petty -- this is mostly due to Gabriel's background and influence. If I could give this show 4.5 stars, I would: my only ding against the show is the layout and vibe of the venue. I hope Hogslop String Band comes back to DFW again soon, and plays a venue like Tulips, The Kessler or The Granada Theater.

Excellent, fun, talented, and entertaining band!

New genre: outlaw old-time with a cup of cayenne pepper and a shot of tequila. Excellent musicians and they are preserving something unique. While I don’t mind old songs about moonshine and whisky, I would prefer they drop the drug theme.

They played Sunday at the Festival, huge crowd favorite. Absolutely stole the weekend, hands down! Just a bunch of fellers that really enjoy playing, talented AF! If you have the I’ll to see them GO you will not be disappointed.