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MEET THE BAND
We’re a band, not a cast.
Clint Springer and Jay Bourgeois started Already Gone in Houston in 2006. Twenty years later it’s still a real band: five guys who play their own instruments, sing their own parts and write their own songs.
Nobody up there is pretending to be anybody. Come say hi after the show.
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Clint Springer
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Jay Bourgeois
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Paul Sarver
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What fans say
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The songs you know, played the way you remember them
Real instruments
Every note you hear is played live on stage.
Original keys
The songs sound the way they did on the records.
Five-part harmony
Stacked vocals, sung by the five of us.
No backing tracks
Nothing is canned. What you see is what you get.
And you don’t have to second-mortgage the house to see us.
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OUR OWN MUSIC
These American Dreams
Our album, out July 3, 2026, featuring the single “Neverlost.” [ONE OR TWO LINES ABOUT THE ALBUM]
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Part of our series on These American Dreams, one song at a time. The title track was the last song we wrote for the album, and it almost didn’t get written at all.Jay had the idea first: the title, and a theme about reflecting on the current state of the American Dream. He also had…
Somewhere between 800 and 1,000 of you sent summer off in style at Camp Margaritaville Crystal Beach. Here’s what it took behind the curtain to get there, including a broken-down gear truck, an overheated radiator, and a five-year-old who drives a hard bargain.
Already Gone plays Music on the Square at Sugar Land Town Square on Friday, October 9, 7:30–9:30 PM. Free admission. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.
Latest news
- These American Dreams: The Closer That Almost Didn’t Get Written
Part of our series on These American Dreams, one song at a time. The title track was the last song… Read more: These American Dreams: The Closer That Almost Didn’t Get Written - The Band Sherpa Report: Live from Bolivar
Somewhere between 800 and 1,000 of you sent summer off in style at Camp Margaritaville Crystal Beach. Here’s what it took behind the curtain to get there, including a broken-down gear truck, an overheated radiator, and a five-year-old who drives a hard bargain. - Already Gone at Sugar Land Town Square, Sugar Land — Friday, October 9
Already Gone plays Music on the Square at Sugar Land Town Square on Friday, October 9, 7:30–9:30 PM. Free admission. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. - Days of My Youth: Tennis Balls, Fast Cars, and Delightful Misery
Clint Springer on the Conroe summers, fast cars, and tennis balls behind “Days of My Youth” from Already Gone’s album These American Dreams. - Buying Concert Tickets? Start With the Band.
Buying concert tickets? Start with the band or venue, check the seller, and learn where Google’s Preferred Sources can help you stay connected. - “Neverlost” Hits the Radio: Tune In Friday at Noon
Mike Bell is playing our original “Neverlost” on Mid Valley Radio this Friday, September 11, a little after 12:00 PM Central. Here’s how to listen from anywhere with the station’s free app. - Already Gone at Dosey Doe – The Big Barn, The Woodlands — Saturday, December 19
Already Gone closes out the year at Dosey Doe – The Big Barn in The Woodlands on Saturday, December 19. Doors 6:30 PM, music 8:00–9:45 PM. Seats from $30. - Already Gone at Main Street Crossing, Tomball — Sunday, November 8
Already Gone plays an early show at Main Street Crossing in Tomball on Sunday, November 8. Doors and kitchen at 3:00 PM, music 5:00–7:30 PM. Reserved seating from $51.95 all-in. - Already Gone at Main Street Crossing, Tomball — Saturday, November 7
Already Gone returns to Main Street Crossing in Tomball on Saturday, November 7. Doors and kitchen at 6:00 PM, music 8:00–10:30 PM. Reserved seating from $51.95 all-in. - Already Gone at Wild Stallion Vineyards, Spring — Saturday, October 24
Already Gone plays the Eagles catalog at Wild Stallion Vineyards in Spring on Saturday, October 24. Gates 4:30 PM, music 6:00–9:00 PM. General admission is $15 — lawn seating, bring your own chair. - Already Gone at Paradise Park, Crystal Beach — Saturday, September 26
Already Gone plays the Eagles catalog at Paradise Park at Margaritaville Crystal Beach on Saturday, September 26 at 7:30 PM. General admission is $20 in advance, $25 on the day — lawn seating, bring your own chair. - Already Gone Battles the Crud and Rocks Brauntex: A Saga Fueled By Kleenex
If you were in the Brauntex audience that night, then we sincerely hope it was our unbreakable spirit, clever banter, and faithful reproduction of those classic California harmonies twisted around our Texas energy that caught your notice, and not the size of Jay’s Kleenex pile. If it was the size of the Kleenex pile, just know that the rest of the band was impressed, too. - AG Celebrates 55th & 56th Consecutive Sold Out Shows at MSX
In a bold departure from their traditional all-Eagles format, Already Gonedelighted fans with a one-time-only concert that seamlessly blended their legendary catalog with a nostalgic homage to the musical eras that influenced their sound. Kicking off the evening with a powerful set of beloved Eagles hits, the band set the stage for an unforgettable experience that resonated with audiences both familiar and new. Following this electrifying introduction, they transitioned into a captivating second set, carefully curated to transport listeners back to the vibrant 60s, 70s, and 80s—decades that not only shaped their own musical upbringing but also defined an entire generation’s auditory landscape. - Eagles Soar Again: Already Gone Delivers a Witty, Harmonious Night at Stafford Centre
Our debut show at Stafford Centre in Stafford, TX was a resounding success! Read all about it here, and see the photos! - Thank You!
We’re not just strumming our guitars and hoping for the best; we’re in this delightful dance with you, our amazing fans, who turn our dreams into reality with every stream, share, and shout-out. If These American Dreams has struck a chord with your inner groove monster, don’t keep it to yourself! Share it with your friends, your neighbor, or even that one coworker who never stops talking. (Pro Tip: If they’re listening, they’re not talking.) - Already Gone at St. John Theatre in Reserve, LA
We’re back in the River Parishes and we expect another sold out show! Visiting south Louisiana is one of our favorite trips – the food, the fun, this crazy crowd! We can’t wait, and we hope you can’t either. Ticket are on sale now, but hurry, they sold out last time! - Already Gone Presents The Eagles at Old Town Theatre in Huntsville, TX
We’re returning to the historic Old Town Theatre in Huntsville, TX on April 20, 2024. Last year’s show was a sell out and it looks like this year will be too. - WTH is a run-out groove, anyway?
As you might expect, we’re all Eagles trivia buffs. Recently we ran across an interesting tidbit about the Eagles carving “secret messages” into their albums, so we featured it as a trivia question in our Facebook group. Only one member got it right. How would you do? - Already Gone Presents The Music of The Eagles In Ponchatoula, LA
Our next show is in sister state, Louisiana. We’ll be traveling to Ponchatoula to bring those fine folks the gospel Henley, Frey, & Co. - Never Miss Our Shows Again (or any other band)
We are always looking for ways to streamline things – except our guitar collections, and BandsInTown is a free, easy way to to keep up with the gigs worth seeing. - Rolling Stone Magazine Ranks The Top 40 Eagles Songs
A fan sent us an article from Rolling Stone Magazine that rated the top 40 Eagles songs, and asked us for our take.
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