Hunter A Smith and The South Texas Boys Country Band from San Antonio, TX

At 6"3' 195lbs brown hair and green eyes; from his cowboy hat, wrangler jeans and boots, he is nothing but country. Hunter A Smith started singing at the age of three in church and radio; began playing the guitar at the age of six and bass guitar by thirteen. In his early teen years Hunter began performing with local band on the South Side of San Antonio, which is where he was raised. From the age of seventeen to twenty six, Hunter worked alongside the Misty Blue Band, Texas Road Fever, Jim Trahan, and Jimmy Peterson. In 1996 Hunter co wrote "A Life Time thing" with Lee Bogan and signed a single song contract with Joe Diffie Publishing. The same year Hunter opened for Ken Mullins, David Prizzell, Johnny Pay Check, John Anderson and Merle Haggard. In 1997 Hunter moved back to Texas and returned to playing in and around the San Antonio area. In 2001 Hunter opened at the Double K Ranch Amphitheater located in lytle, TX. At this venue he brought in Frenchie Burke. In 2005 Hunter returned to Nashville, Tennessee where he reunited with an old friend and recorded his first CD titled" Hot Little Number" which was followed by God Next Miracle and Oh Boogeloo; all of which were played on radio across the country. A serious accident in late 2007 put Hunter out of commission for two years however he continued promoting his CD. In 2009 Hunter started reforming his band and returned to playing locally and has returned to the studio to record his new song titled "Pretty Senorita. Hunter and his band, the South Texas Boys opened for Rick Trevino at the Grand located in Beeville, TX. We look forward to providing the entertainment for your upcoming events.