FREE LIVE MUSIC: 4740

MUSIC PROFILE

Hometown: Central Texas

Genre: Red Dirt Texas Country Rock

Known For: A high energy, three hour live show that mixes hand-crafted original songs with the covers crowds want to sing along to

Live Circuit: Regular stops at Texas dance halls and bars including Fitzgerald’s in San Antonio, Muddy Mike’s Bar and Grill in Cisco, and Wild Duck Marina on Lake Brownwood

Recent Release: Released the official lyric video for their original single “Pretend”

4740: A Full Night of Texas Attitude

Here’s what to expect when 4740 takes the stage. This is a Red Dirt Texas Country Rock band out of Central Texas that builds its sets around guitars, drums, and songs written to fill a dance floor. Shows regularly run three hours, long enough to work through a stack of hand-crafted originals and still leave room for the chart-topping covers everyone already knows the words to. If you’re the type who shows up to two-step, sing along, and stay until last call, this band is built for exactly that kind of night.

The sound sits squarely in the Red Dirt tradition: gritty, guitar-driven, and rooted in the same southern rock and outlaw country lineage that runs through the Texas dance hall circuit. It’s raw and unpolished in the best way, the kind of music that feels lived-in rather than studio-perfected. Their recent single “Pretend” gives a taste of that songwriting on record, but the band is built for the stage first.

4740 has been steadily working rooms across Texas, from Fitzgerald’s in San Antonio to lakeside gigs at Wild Duck Marina in Brownwood to Saturday night sets at Muddy Mike’s in Cisco, building the kind of following that shows up expecting a good time and leaves having gotten one. Come and Take It concertgoers should expect a band that treats every stop the same way: full effort, full volume, and a set built to turn an ordinary night into the kind of night you talk about afterward.