House Whiskey is a rising arena-ready, country-rock band from Nashville, made up of Jesse Murphy, Michael Wilkes and Wally Montgomery. Their sound features 3-part harmony, double lead guitars, and a whole lot of attitude. After spending several years working together in Nashville as songwriters, they have taken their songs to the road. From the CMA Fest to the Houston Livestock Rodeo to opening for acts like The Charlie Daniels Band, Tracy Byrd, David Lee Murphy, and rock band Lit, House Whiskey is steadily building a fan base across the country with their brand of original country rock.

Their first EP produced by Grammy-nominated producer Brett Beavers (Dierks Bentley) is being released song by song. The debut single "I Quit Countin" is a barroom sing-a-long that kicks the door down with its quintessential southern rock opening riff and speaks to every underdog who finds redemption after hitting rock bottom.

"The name House Whiskey represents an attitude, a mentality. It’s about getting the most bang for your buck outta this life. It's a little gritty, kinda like somebody that is scraping by to make ends meet, living their dream, grinding all week, but on a Friday night they still like to party. It's a little blue collar, a little bit hippie, a little rock n roll, a little hillbilly. When the bartender asks me what it'll be…I get the House Whiskey." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.