A self-taught pianist by the age of ?, Brandon Giles is "hell come to town" on piano.  Over the years, he has developed his own unique sound by taking the influences of rock 'n' roll artists such as Elvis, Rolling Stones, The Doors, Hank Williams, Jr. and Jerry Lee Lewis and combined that musical energy with a newer, hard rocking beat.  "It's kind of like Little Richard meets AC/DC on steroids," says Giles.  Brandon can showcase his style best when playing his original music.  However, his live shows are infused with a mix of hard rocking honky-tonk classics, electrifying blues and boogie-woogie standards which will bring the audience to their feet and leave them wanting more.  

Giles was born in Magnolia, Arkansas where he lived on a farm for 18 years.  Working as a child in the fields of his uncle's watermelon and pea patches, he quickly realized that his real life's ambition was elsewhere.  After high school he left for Jonesboro, Arkansas where he attended Arkansas State University to study Communications and Art.  While at ASU, he earned his real education on the weekend visits to the clubs and honky-tonks in nearby Memphis.  During this time, Brandon would make frequent appearances playing piano at Earnestene & Hazel's club.  According to Giles, "I would play and sing in the saloons and the audiences would tip me.  It took about three seconds after that first dollar hit my pocket to realize that my pea-picking and watermelon-vine-turning days were over."

Upon graduating from ASU, Giles made the leap of faith and moved his musical career to the true Music City, Nashville, Tennessee.  Not long after hitting town he landed a regular gig at Nashville's premier outlaw honky-tonk club, Laylas Bluegrass Inn on historic Lower Broadway.  It was there where Brandon quickly honed his craft into what he likes to call a "crash course of honky-tonk chicken-wire, brick wall, shotgun nightclub entertaining.  Forget New York City, if you can make it (or survive) down there you can make it anywhere.  Fans can find Giles and his band "The Tricky Two" most weeks playing Tequila Cowboys and the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.  

Over the past several years, Brandon has played with many notable musicians on various projects.  He has played with Les Paul in Time Square in New York City, appeared on Monday Night Football, and performed with Mickey Gilley at his theater in Branson, Missouri.  Recently he has opened shows in arenas for Trent Tomlinson, Juice Newton, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Joe Diffie and Lee Greenwood.  He has also played with the infamous Kid Rock and the legendary Ray Charles.  Also in the fall of 2010 Brandon has been cast to star in an upcoming HBO miniseries movie titled "The Million Dollar Quartet" playing Jerry Lee Lewis.  He also played the role of Lewis in the musical live stage version.  Giles has performed across Europe in Germany and Poland as well as most of the United States.