FARCRY: Press

Members of Murfreesboro band Farcry said they are a far cry from where they would like to be in the music industry, hence the choice of band name. "Where would we like to be? Hey, the Grand Ole Opry would be nice."

What people can expect: "If they come out, they are going to have a good time," Higley said. "We try and play songs people want to hear. We involve the crowd as much as possible. People dance and we just want them to have a good time."
Why go? The band really wants you to.
"We're just a couple of fellows who just want a chance like everyone else," Higley said. "We want people to hear us. ... If people come, they are definitely going to laugh and hear some good music."
"We're a country band," said David Latham, one of the band's singers. "We do some Southern rock, but we're mainly country."

Farcry covers country songs, ranging from artists George Jones to Keith Urban, in addition to the band's original music.

Editor's review
The names "Dave" and "Greg" may not have the ring of their heroes' handles, but the two fellas of FARCRY nobly meld the styles of guys from Merle to Garth. Clean guitars and achy-breaky twang sate the modern pop-country palate, while weepy slide guitar hints at the old dusty roads.