Sundance Head

Sundance Head has been singing for as long as he can remember. The son of singer Roy Head, who scored a #2 smash hit in 1965 with "Treat her Right". Sundance is now making his mark on the music industry, determined to hang a gold record of his own on the wall of his Porter, Texas home.

A contestant during season six of American Idol, Sundance finished in 13th place. Life following elimination from the competitive reality series has proven bittersweet, as Sundance became the first American Idol contestant in history to score a recording contract with a major record label, Universal Motown, without finishing in the Top 12. Sundance has since moved from Universal Motown seeking other opportunities. Proficient with several instruments, including guitar, bass guitar, and piano, Sundance is also a talented and sought-after songwriter, having written for ZZ Top, among others. With a natural penchant for singing, it is easy to find yourself swept away to another time and place by his powerful voice and lyrics, only to open your eyes and realize that the soulful voice passing through the microphone is that of a star on the rise.

If you have never experienced Sundance live in concert, you may find him on any given night performing in one of several dozen venues throughout central and east Texas, Louisiana, and elsewhere in the South.

Sundance has put together one of the hottest trios around, with Sundance Head on vocals and guitars, Casey 'King' Cowling on drums, and 'Drop Kick' Dave Walters on bass. It's a show that's certain to have you two-stepping to the blues.