Nether Hour
About
Nether Hour is a four-piece rock ‘n’ soul powerhouse from Austin, Texas — a city where music runs in the water and rebellion lives in the air. They call what they do a sonic revival — a gritty, high-voltage fusion of swampy funk, southern blues, and raw rock ‘n’ roll that hits you straight in the chest.
Frontman Bobby Flaco leads with gravel-soaked vocals and razor-sharp guitar riffs, matched by Bishop’s searing lead guitar and mandolin work. Bercy holds down the low end with bass lines that groove deep and heavy, while the band’s rhythmic backbone (drums) drives each song with the kind of pulse that keeps the crowd locked in. Together, they create an unfiltered, magnetic sound that’s as much about feeling as it is about playing.
Every show feels like a revival — the kind that sweats, shouts, and shakes you awake. Nether Hour doesn’t just perform; they transform a room, reminding everyone lucky enough to be there why live music still matters.
In the Room
When Nether Hour rolled through the Tigre Island Room, they set the space on fire — a full-bodied sound that had every person on their feet. Check out the live video from that unforgettable night below, and stay tuned — they’ll be back this spring to do it all again.
