The Reverent Few emerged from Chicago’s blues heartbeat and have called Austin home for over a decade. They are a band bound not just by sound, but by shared history, raw honesty, and a lived-in belief in the power of music to connect and heal.

With voices that carry like old hymns and instrumentation that cuts with both grit and grace, their songs aren’t just played, they’re inhabited. There’s gospel in the bones, blues in the breath, and rock and roll in the resolve.

Their debut album, Ain’t No Place to Be (2020), was recorded in Dripping Springs and released through Bearpath Records. It's an eight-track collection steeped in soul—both sonically and spiritually featuring contributions from Anthony Farrell of The Greyhounds. Critics praised its emotional weight and its blend of warmth, pain, and resilience.

Their latest single, The World Will Be Wood to You, recorded live to tape at DogStar Studios, is a raw, analog meditation on loss and grace. Written during quiet reckonings and bedside goodbyes, it holds ache and light in equal measure. It's an offering, a gesture toward gentleness in a fractured world.

This is music with marrow rooted in friendship, built on trust, and reaching always toward what’s real. The Reverent Few remind us that tenderness still matters, that community still holds, and that there is still beauty in the burn.