Biography
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Years Active
2009 – present (16 years)
Sour Bridges took your sister to the prom, treated her real nice and got her home just before curfew. They called your sister the next day and even winked at your dad as the screen door closed.
Sour Bridges is Austin, TX’s premiere browngrass band. It's like bluegrass, just a lil dirtier. In spring of early 2009 they all got together and made music into magic. Comprised of artists from every different corner of the country, Sour Bridges’ sound is an infectious combination of Texas folk, Appalachian bluegrass, and old-time rock and roll. The five members of Sour Bridges bring a wide variety of character and instrumentation to the table with the harmonious blend of fiddle, banjo, mandolin, lovin’ and acoustic guitar.
In 2010, Sour Bridges released their colorful debut full length LP, Workin’ on Leavin’. Since then the band has been busy making “Sour Bridges” a staple in the Austin and Hill Country music scenes by playing one dance-filled show after another. In May of 2013, Sour Bridges will release their sophomore LP, Catfish Charlie.
Their fun and lovable reputation landed them the opening slot at UTOPiAfest in 2012. When you listen to Sour Bridges you imagine a down home party on the front porch whilst drinkin’ your favorite beer and talkin’ to your favorite gal. These are your songs too and Sour Bridges love it when you sing along. You can expect an a capella breakdown and a chant along at their live performances and you will go home with the inexplicable desire to play the album over and over again.
Sour Bridges are:
Bill Pucci – vocals, rhythm guitar and grin
Matt Pucci- vocals, mandolin, lead guitar and getting muddy
Kat “Mama Kat” Wilkes- fiddle, tambourine and fancy boots
Dalton Chamblee – drums and bleedin heart
Jack Bridges- vocals, bass guitar and navigation
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