Born in Louisiana and raised in Texas, Austin based Ellis Bullard has a musical lineage steeped in rich history. His distinct sound and unique talent is the result of years of dedication and commitment to the craft. While drawing inspiration from legendary figures such as Merle Haggard and Jerry Reed, Bullard's music seamlessly channels the spirit of Mo Bandy and Joe Stampley collaborations, resulting in a harmonious synthesis of classic and subtle outlaw country influences. 

Bullard is now unveiling his new ten-track album, Honky Tonk Ain’t Noise Pollution. Inspired by life events and the people he meets along the way, the songwriter shares, "This album is everything to me. It's over 10 years of winning and losing along the way. This record is blood sweat and tears. No bullshit. All the players on this record are like brothers to me and the energy we create on stage and in the studio is incredible. We’re thrilled that we were able to capture it all and put it on a record for you."  

Sonically, Honky Tonk Ain’t Noise Pollution is an amalgam of sounds and influences with Bullard admitting, "It’s country as cornbread but totally has some rock n roll in there. We’re calling it a “Honk n Roll” record. We’re in the clubs, dance halls and theatres alike and folks are really digging our sound and what we bring to a stage. This record was so much fun to make, we know yall are gonna enjoy it."

Bullard and his ensemble of seasoned Austin A-listers have graced prestigious stages, opening for Texas County and Americana luminaries including Paul Cauthen, Whiskey Myers, Mark Chessnut, Moe Bandy and Gary P Nunn. Bullard has performed at ACL23 and is slated to play at both Jackalope Jamboree and SXSW this 2024. Bullard's music has earned accolades and even captured the attention of the renowned Joe Rogan, who applauded Bullard's electrifying performances at the legendary White Horse.