Eddie Esler is a singer/songwriter that got his start in Amarillo, TX, but is now based out of Fort Worth, TX. He got his start as a musician playing mandolin in Bluegrass bands up in the hills of Colorado while attending college in Denver. He then moved back home to Texas, where he helped form an Americana group called Turbine Toolshed playing guitar, mandolin and singing both lead and harmony vocals on the groups original songs. He then formed his own band, Eddie and The Eat, an Americana/Texas Rock band that toured extensively through Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Colorado. Recently he has been touring throughout the region playing more intimate settings, and songwriter festivals, such as the acclaimed Dripping Springs Songwriter Festival this past October, outside of Austin,TX, and was a finalist in the 2019 Blue Light Live (Dallas) Songwriter Competition. Most of his songs are personal stories, while others are tall tales and flat out lies about the people he grew up around in the Panhandle of Texas, and while traveling the Southwest. Nonetheless, he intends to put on a high energy show, with peaks and valleys, that take the listeners on a ride throughout the stories in his songs.