Band Bios
Here's a little information about the band that may come in handy when witnessing one of their live shows.
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Scott Rhiner has been one of the best, if not the best, guitarist in Las Vegas for the past 12 years. He came to us from Omaha, Nebraska via Austin, Texas where he honed his chops on his many six-strings. He even played in front of the late, great Stevie Ray Vaughan. A shot of Wild Turkey with a Bud back will certainly be appreciated throughout the night. After all, "the more they drink, the better they sound." |
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As one of the founding member of the Snakes, Dalton Farmer has come a long way from being held by Elvis Presley at the gates of Graceland. Not only does he hold down a bluesy, rocky, and funky groove, but give him a microphone and he'll keep everyone entertained. A shot of Crown with a Miller Lite back just might help you from being the butt of one of his jokes. |
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The "reverend" Art Groom saves souls everynight. He's been playing the hammond B3 for so long that he may have been involved in it's design. He also tends to throw in some mean "Mississippi saxophone" when given the chance. And don't miss his true-to-life stories leading up to some of those "gut-bucket gospel" songs from behind his pulpit. Donating a shot of Bud Light with a bottle of J.D. back will get you one step closer to heaven. |
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"Phat Mike" Rector is the resident genius of the band. He is a graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music and comes to us from the east coast music scene. Mike is one of the three single guys in the band and it shows in the amount of single ladies that show up for every show. He's a great catch, but is one elusive Snake. |
| Jason Edwards - The newest snake (although he's been a snake for many years) - more to come... | |
