Backstory:
Sociable Month, a four-piece band from the heart of Austin, Texas, came into existence in the spring of 2015. The band members, childhood friends Ryan, Scott, Ethan, and Michael, decided to form Sociable Month after a series of impromptu jam sessions in Michael’s basement. The name ‘Sociable Month’ came from an old Texas saying that the boys’ parents would often use to describe a particularly busy or social period of time. Over the years, they have grown to create a unique and intoxicating sound that is as deep and diverse as their friendship.

The band scored their first major gig in 2016 at the renowned SXSW festival, garnering the attention of both fans and critics. Despite their rising fame, the members of Sociable Month remain down-to-earth and have stayed true to their roots, frequently performing at local venues and engaging with their loyal fanbase.

Genre:
Sociable Month is known for their eclectic blend of blues-rock and indie folk, with a dash of country twang, reflecting their Texan roots.

Title:
“Blue Skies and Dusty Boots”

Full Song Lyrics:

[Verse 1]
Em
Underneath the blue skies, we’re walking
D
With our dusty boots and a song
Em
In the heart of Texas, we’re dreaming
D
Of a place where we belong

[Chorus]
C
Blue skies, keep on shining
G
Dusty boots, keep on walking
D
Through every winding road
C
And every tale untold

[Verse 2]
Em
In the heat of the day, we’re singing
D
With our dreams as big as the sky
Em
In the cool of the night, we’re believing
D
In a love that won’t say goodbye

[Chorus]
C
Blue skies, keep on shining
G
Dusty boots, keep on walking
D
Through every winding road
C
And every tale untold

[Bridge]
Am
We’re a long way from home, but we’re not alone
D
With the music, we’ll keep on going

[Chorus]
C
Blue skies, keep on shining
G
Dusty boots, keep on walking
D
Through every winding road
C
And every tale untold

Fan’s Name and Testimonial:
“My name is Jenny Thompson. I’ve been a fan of Sociable Month since their first gig at SXSW in 2016. Their music has this unique sound that’s earnest and heartfelt, and you can’t help but feel connected to their stories. The boys always make time to interact with their fans – you don’t get that with bigger bands. They’re not just musicians; they’re friends. I’ve been to every live show in Austin; their performances are electrifying. There’s just something about their music that makes you feel like you’re part of a bigger story, part of this wonderful, sociable month.”