When they came out of the pack of new area bands like a supercharged rocket on fire some five years ago, this group of talented musicians became one of the hottest acts around. From winning the esteemed Battle for the Saddle national talent search, culminating at the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, back in 2012 to the 2018 release of their second CD, Taking You Higher (including a video single for the song “Somewhere in Love,” about to break in early 2019), Dustin Reynolds (vocals, guitar), Kirk Ellis (vocals, lead guitar, fiddle), Marc Broomby (vocals, bass, keys) and Darin Holthaus (drums, percussion, vocals) continue to climb, in suitably fine fashion, the rather rocky and darn difficult terrain of making a mark in the music business. Brushville’s recent past put them in big-time country music fests on stages with some of country’s hottest acts. Currently, they are booked all over the Midwest at premier club venues with no end in sight but the tip top.
When they came out of the pack of new area bands like a supercharged rocket on fire some five years ago, this group of talented musicians became one of the hottest acts around. From winning the esteemed Battle for the Saddle national talent search, culminating at the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, back in 2012 to the 2018 release of their second CD, Taking You Higher (including a video single for the song “Somewhere in Love,” about to break in early 2019), Dustin Reynolds (vocals, guitar), Kirk Ellis (vocals, lead guitar, fiddle), Marc Broomby (vocals, bass, keys) and Darin Holthaus (drums, percussion, vocals) continue to climb, in suitably fine fashion, the rather rocky and darn difficult terrain of making a mark in the music business. Brushville’s recent past put them in big-time country music fests on stages with some of country’s hottest acts. Currently, they are booked all over the Midwest at premier club venues with no end in sight but the tip top.