Playing well over 100 shows during their first year together and releasing the single “Too Damn Good” on West Virginia Radio, The George Shingleton Band has established themselves as a solid group in North Central
West Virginia and surrounding areas. With such an aggressive playing schedule, The George Shingleton Band has been able to gain an outstanding fan base one show at a time. Their approach is simple, practice hard
and bring it to every single show. It is more than just music, it is a passion and it is expressed in every song they play.

Drawing inspiration from artists such as Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard and Hank Williams Jr., The George Shingleton Band has its roots in country music. They take traditional country, add an incredible amount
of drive and finish it with a modern twist. This unique style of playing allows their music to be embraced by a broad audience.  though the Band considers themselves a country act, they pride themselves on their
versatility. They can go from Travis Tritt to The Beatles to Sublime, inspiring the most selective crowds.

Before forming the George Shingleton Band, George had a very successful career playing acoustic shows in North Central West Virginia. He got his start by singing
and playing for friends around the campfire, and then later decided to seriously pursue music. In 2008, George was the winner of the Kick’in Country Showdown Vocalist Contest held during Mountain Fest in Morgantown, WV. He has opened up for national acts such as Bo Bice, Emerson Drive and Bucky Covington. His strong soulful vocals have the ability to captivate an audience with just a single verse.

Together, The George Shingleton Band has just begun their ascent towards a career in music. It begins with individual talent that is combined to deliver an unforgettable performance. They also take the time to
get to know the people who come out to support their music. During the summer of 09’ the band opened for their first national act, Keith Anderson, at the Butler Co. Fair. Currently they are working on songs for their first album which will be recorded and released in 2010. The George Shingleton Band always brings their very best to
their music and performances.

GEORGE SHINGLETON – VOCALS & GUITAR
CHAD CATHELL – LEAD GUITAR
CHARLIE LOWDERMILK – BASS
ZACK LILLEY – DRUMS & BACKUP VOCALS

Book Your Show Here

Rhythm & Brews
Morgantown, WV

Archie’s in Sabraton
Morgantown, WV

Buck’s
Morgantown, WV

J.C. Maxey’s
Bridgeport, WV

The Main Street Station
Bridgeport, WV

Bubba’s
Bridgeport, WV

Hillbilly Rock Star Saloon
Fairmont, WV

Winston’s Bar and Grill
Fairmont, WV

Tygart Lake Golf Course
Grafton, WV

Old Trails 
Washington, PA

Strykers Bar & Grill
Waynesburg, PA

PJ Kelly's 
Clarksburg, WV

 Rinky Dinks Roadhouse
 Amity, PA

Sputsy's Pub & Grub 
Avella, PA

Benader's
Elkins, WV

Bugsy's
Morgantown, WV

09' Balloon Festival
 Morgantown, WV

“09’ Freedom Fest” Butler Co. Fair
Opened for Keith Anderson
Butler, PA

08’ & 09’ 102 WVAQ Chicken Wing
Cook Off
Headlining Band
Morgantown, WV

09’ Colgate Country Showdown
House Band
Elkins, WV

09’ Day of the Dog Festival
Headlining Band
Clarksburg, WV

Radio Apperances

The Big John Morning Show
97.9 WKKW
Morgantown, WV


Fresh Pickens
99.5 The Wolf
Cumberland,  MD


The Morning Show
98.9 WDNE
Elkins, WV

The Wheeling Jamboree
Wheeling, WV

Country

Hillbilly Shoes - Montgomery Gentry
Country Roads - John Denver
Manifesto # 1 – Shooter Jennings
Good Hearted Woman – Waylon Jennings
Long Haired Country Boy – Charlie Daniels
Blues Man – Hank Williams Jr.
I’ve Always Been Crazy – Waylon Jennings
If it Hadn’t Been for Love – Steel Drivers
Just Stay Here and Drink – Merle Haggard
Chicken Fried – Zack Brown Band
Country Club – Travis Tritt
Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound – Hank Williams
Luckenbach Texas – Waylon Jennings
Country State of Mind – Hank Williams Jr.
Good Ole Boys – Waylon Jennings
Working Mans Blues – Merle Haggard
Kristofferson – Tim McGraw
Family Tradition – Hank Williams Jr.
Cocaine Blues – Johnny Cash
Folsom Prison – Johnny Cash
Fishin in the Dark – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
High Cost of Living – Jamie Johnson
The Door is Always Open – Jamie Johnson
Whiskey River – Willie Nelson
Trudy – Charlie Daniels

CLASSIC & SOUTHERN ROCK
Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton
Wagon Wheel - Old Crow Medicine Show
Never Been to Spain – Elvis Presley
Born on the Bayou – CCR
Sweet Home Alabama – Lynard Skynard
Don’t Give Me No Lines – Georgia Satellites
Curtis Lowe – Lynard Skynard
Mystery Train – Elvis Presley
Midnight Rider – Allman Brothers Band
Can’t You See – Marshall Tucker
Call Me the Breeze – Lynard Skynard
Suzie Q – CCR
Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
Honkey Tonk Women – Rolling Stones
Gimmie 3 Steps – Lynard Skynard
Simple Man – Lynard Skynard
Only in a Song – Lynard Skynard
You Don’t Love Me – The Allman Brothers
Come Together – The Beatles
Midnight Special – CCR
Soul Shine – The Allman Brothers Band
Funk 49’ – The James Gang
Knockin on Heaven’s Door – Bob Dylan
Have You Ever Seen the Rain – CCR
South Bound – The Allman Brothers
One Way Out – The Allman Brothers

 ROCK
Superstition – Stevie Wonder
Santeria – Sublime
Yellow Ledbetter – Pearl Jam

GEORGE SHINGLETON

ZACK LILLEY

 CHARLIE LOWDERMILK