"Bringing a smoky, crisp voice to the table, you can hear a definite touch of life-lessons in his words.  His ability to relay such emotions and connections through the craft of intelligent, yet not over-stated lyrics, most definitely has begun to grab the attention of many Texas music faithful.  Following in the footsteps of such Texas staples as Josh Abbott, Bruce Robison, and Randy Rogers, yet grounded and realistic enough to know how big the shoe impressions left really are, Kolton is beginning to show the promise of a strong career ahead of him." - Aaron Bentley, Texas Red Dirt Roads

"It's hard to find music that I can listen to all day long, but this does it for me. " - The Arrogant Texan

"If you look at Kolton Moore, you may be surprised that such a dark, bluesy voice comes from such a young man. I’m sure Moore still gets carded at R-rated movies. But damn, can he bring the heat with his almost raspy, soulful croon." - Thomas D. Mooney, The Blue Light Live 

Kolton Moore drew together a tight group of talented friends in the spring of 2012 to begin a musical journey that has taken him to countless bars and venues across Texas.

Their live shows swing from bluesy and rocking to slow and beautiful (sometimes in the same song). Their powerful use of dynamics draws comparisons to acts like Sean Mcconnell and Wilco. They are at home sharing stages with Texas Country bands like William Clark Green, Whiskey Myers and Phil Hamilton.

After releasing a 4 track EP to critical acclaim in early 2012, the band immediately began attracting attention in the Dallas/Fort Worth texas country music scene with their fresh and bold approach to songwriting and energetic live performances. 

The band continues to grow their audiences by playing multiple weekly shows in any venue where they can set up a PA. They released their first full length album, "Dear Mom," in late January of 2013, and followed it up with a brand new album "How Did I Get Here" in January 2014.