Brent Bennett has been working professionally as a musician for over 20 years. He has a huge archive of self-composed music of various genres.

He performed with bands in California, playing his original music and opening for such artists as John Waite and Echo & the Bunnymen, before returning to Indiana.

He wrote all the songs and provided lead vocals and guitar on Ballast's self-titled 2000 album. He joined Sindacato in 2004, playing bass guitar and helping with writing and vocals. His original song "My Kind of Woman" appeared on the band's 2005 album, "The Cord."

"Crossing the Country" (2005), a country rock-flavored CD, and Brent's second album, "Under My Own Power" (2006) are receiving extensive worldwide airplay. "The Movers Are in Town" (2007) is being played in Australia. Brent's solo blues CD, "It Must Be the Blues," was released in 2008. "A Ghost in Indiana" and "Brent-Strumentals: Relax" were released in 2009.

He is a Raven West Guitars endorsed artist.

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Brent Bennett Biography

Brent Bennett has been working professionally as a musician for over 20 years, playing in bands in Indiana and California. He has a huge archive of self-composed original music as well as a large repertoire of cover music he has accumulated over the years. He has many sides to his writing, often writing everything from rock to blues and country.

Brent performed with bands in California, playing his original music and opening for such artists as John Waite and Echo and the Bunnymen, before returning to Indiana, where he began teaching guitar at GuitarWorks in Greenwood. He now works at and owns The Guitar Co. in Franklin, where he gives instruction on various instruments such as guitar, drums, bass guitar and mandolin.

Since returning to his home in Indiana, he has been involved with the Roadapple band and Gypsy Runner in the early to mid-80s, performing at the Vogue in Broad Ripple on a few occasions as well as at Deer Creek (now Verizon Wireless Music Center).

In 1992, he formed Stones Crossing with Rob York, where he played lead guitar and fronted the band with his own brand of left-handed guitar playing.

His involvement with Ballast resulted in the band's self-titled album released in 2000, on which he wrote all the songs as well as providing lead vocals and guitar.

During his down time with Stones Crossing, Brent has spent time with Sindacato, playing bass guitar and helping the bandÂ’s leader with the writing chores, as well as playing
guitar with Frank Dean and working on a project with Dean.

“Crossing the Country” is a country rock-flavored CD with his longtime partner Rob York. It was recorded in the fall of 2005 at Crescent Star Recording Studios, Brent’s own facility. Rob helped out with the writing duties and added his own brand of acoustic guitar to the work. Brent played all of the remaining tracks as well as handling the vocals. Brent's solo sophomore effort, "Under My Own Power," was
released in July 2006. "The Movers Are in Town," with The Movers, was released in June 2007. His solo blues CD, "It Must Be the Blues," was released in May 2008.

Brent is a Raven West Guitars endorsed artist.