
Brian Futch is an accomplished guitarist, award-winning songwriter, lead vocalist, and U.S. Army veteran with a career spanning over three decades of nationwide performance and industry succes.
Driven by eclectic influences ranging from Neal Schon and Stevie Ray Vaughan to Steve Lukather and Angus Young, Brian has developed a versatile, genre-fluid style that seamlessly spans rock, country, blues, and funk. His sharp songwriting instincts led him to Nashville, where he served as a staff writer for Split Publishing and co-wrote material with industry heavyweights such as Earl Bud Lee (Friends in Low Places), Marty Raybon (Shenandoah), Jeff Pearson, and Marty Haggard. Brian's industry leadership includes serving as Vice President of the Memphis Songwriters Association, where he earned back-to-back Songwriter of the Year awards before releasing his 2011 debut album, And Then There Were Songs.
Now based back home in St. Augustine, Florida, Brian actively fronts Brothers Futch alongside his brother Bobby Futch and drummer James Krembs. A dedicated family man, father of six, and tireless performer, Brian maintains a busy schedule playing festivals and events across Northeast Florida while currently recording a highly anticipated new EP with his band.

Robert "Bobby" Darrell Futch, Jr. is the co-founder, bassist, and vocalist for Northeast Florida’s premier roots-rock outfit, Brothers Futch.
Bobby’s musical journey began alongside his brother, Brian, establishing a powerful lifelong creative partnership rooted in rhythm and harmony. While early experiments led him away from the standard guitar, Bobby found his true calling in the bass, unlocking a natural groove and melodic anchor that defines the signature Brothers Futch sound. He built a commanding stage presence and vocal foundation early on performing nationwide in church quartets, later sharpening his skills through years of supporting of his brother Brian at diverse venues across the Southeast.
Since formalizing the band's lineup upon Brian’s return to St. Augustine in 2021, Bobby has been a driving force behind the group’s relentless tour schedules. Guided by a fierce dedication to his craft and a simple personal philosophy—“I’ll play until I can’t”—Bobby continues to anchor the band's high-energy live shows at festivals and events throughout the region.

James Krembs discovered his rhythm at just five years old and hasn't stopped hitting the drums since. His musical journey includes years of relentless national touring—driving from California to Chicago, Nashville to Florida—bringing his dynamic energy to original projects across the country.
Today, James has found his true musical home with the Brothers Futch. Playing purely for the love of the craft, he is doing exactly what he was always meant to do: locking down the groove and letting the passion drive the music.
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