Drawing from diverse musical influences, the sound of B.F.E. is comprised of monster grooves coupled with guitar tones that range from spanky-clean to killer cut to crushing blows, punctuated by strong, melancholic vocals and compelling lyrics. An in-house poll conducted at a local Dallas performance described B.F.E. as a 'cross between Andy Timmons and King’s X,' and The Sound Magazine (www.soundmag.com) says B.F.E. is where 'ZZ Top meets Zeppelin… hard-hitting blues funk with a distinctive Texas flavor.'

This tight three-piece group consists of frontman Brett Flowers, who wields his unique homemade guitar, 'Whitey,' like an extension of his person; Rod 'Legz' Jansen, one of the area’s most powerful seasoned drummers, provides the thunder beneath Brett's wings, also sharing his distinctive voice in harmony with Brett's leads; and Billy Pixley, the group's newest member, groovin’ the low end on bass as he once did with Nazareth's Manny Charlton. In a setting that clearly showcases the considerable talents of these three musicians, the members of B.F.E. have combined their skills to achieve what so many have not... a distinctive style and sound that is instantly recognizable, yet uniquely their own.

See them perform live at the area’s finest rock venues, including the Canyon Club and the Hard Rock Cafe Dallas, as well as other popular locations in Deep Ellum and Ft. Worth. To date, B.F.E. has had the privilege to perform with bands such as Seven Mary Three, Jerry Cantrell's Cardboard Vampyres, Aska, Lillian Axe, Velvet Poker Dogs, Every Mother’s Nightmare, Bloodroot (formerly the Johnny Young Band from New York), Robin Trower, and Pat Travers. B.F.E. is also active in performing for several local festivals and benefits including the North Texas Rock Rally and the unique charity concert series Rock-N-Stock. B.F.E. has also had three tunes featured in the soundtrack of the multi-award winning indie film, 'Jimbo's A'Comin.'