About The Band

Likely one of the most original bands in Nashville, The Royal Hounds is one of the city's wildest bands with one of the best guitarists in Nashville. In a world where 2+2 equals 4, the combination of Scott Hinds and Matheus Canteri easily add to six! Throw in one of Nashville's most versitile drummers, Nathan Place, and you have Music City's most powerful rock and roll trio. With their wild showmanship, stage tricks, quirky original songs, and stellar musicianship, it all adds up to the most unique live show around. The Royal Hounds latest release, A Whole Lot of Nothin' is seeing plenty of success, even charting on the Americana radio charts. Lead singer Scott Hinds spent three years in Vegas in the Tony Award Winning show Million Dollar Quartet, but he is now back home in Tennessee, taking the Royal Hounds across America and across the globe. You can currently see them every Sunday night at the world's most famous honky tonk, Robert's Western World, in Nashville, TN.




 

Scott Hinds

Scott Hinds is one of Nashville's premier slap bassists. As the lead singer and founding member of The Royal Hounds, he is known for his animalistic and spontaneous approach to live performance. Having taken the band on tour across three continents, Scott currently calls Music City home. In addition to fronting The Royal Hounds, Scott played Carl Perkins in the Vegas production of the Tony Award winning musical Million Dollar Quartet.

Matheus Canteri

From a small town called Bragança in the state of São Paulo Brazil, Matheus Canteri is one of the emerging names of the new generation of Chicken Pickers. He has played all over Brazil, has toured the United States and Europe and is known for always delivering visceral performances with epic solos. Matheus has shared the stage with Johnny Hiland and has written lessons for guitar magazines around the world including Guitar Player Magazine and Total Guitar. Canteri has done videos and showcases for brands like Anasounds (France), DR Strings, Tone Gauge, Santo Angelo Cables and is currently endorsed by Fuhrmann and HC Guitars and pickups.

Nathan Place

Born in Denton, Texas, Nathan Place grew up playing drums in red dirt country and rock bands in the Dallas area. He studied music at Loyola University New Orleans where he received training as a drummer, violist, and audio engineer. Nathan teamed up with The Royal Hounds in 2019 after moving to Nashville to pursue his career as a multi instrumentalist and record producer. He has toured internationally and throughout the U.S. as a fiddle player, drummer, and producer, and is a co-founder of Nashville based music production company, Bluvolt Sound.