About the Artists

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 Brandon Teague is an independent music artist, songwriter, and the frontman of New Glory Revival, a four-piece band that has recently completed an acclaimed debut album.

Drawing inspiration from legendary storytellers like Guy Clark, John Prine, Levon Helm and Mark Wheeler, Brandon writes heartfelt gospel and Americana music rooted in personal faith and the human experience.
Known for his rhythm guitar work and fingerpicking skills, he plays a variety of instruments.

With a love for rich, ambient tones that bridge the atmospheric sounds of the music of his youth and the warmth of Americana, Brandon creates music and writes deeply meaningful songs, often exploring the spiritual and emotional complexities of life. His lyrics invite listeners to slow down, reflect, and connect with God, as seen in this Album, Somewhere Down the Road; eight songs that testify to the grace and mercy of God.

Beyond music, Brandon is deeply rooted in family, faith, and the simple joys of life in southeastern Lamar County, Texas. He enjoys songwriting as a form of storytelling, celebrating life's highs and persevering through its challenges.

Whether he's playing music, exploring alternate chords, or enjoying the outdoors, he remains dedicated to his calling as a songwriter, pastor, and storyteller. 

Joe Allen Jordan’s passion for music began in Lamar County, Texas, where he performed at the Chicota Community Center and Gospel Lighthouse. He played bass clarinet in middle school and, at 16, became a bassist for Billy Swain and Lightning Ridge.

After graduating from North Lamar High School, Joe enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as a mortarman with the 7th Marines. He deployed to Saudi Arabia for Operation Desert Storm and served in Somalia. He served as a Bradley Fighting Vehicle Commander at Camp Maxey; while stationed in Twentynine Palms, California, he played in The Sunday House Band at Pappy and Harriet's Pioneertown Palace.

Returning to Texas in 1993, Joe worked at Manna Music in Paris and played with regional bands including Crossfire, Southern Lites, Miles From Nowhere, Whiskey Roadshow, and Jeremy Phifer and The Texas Badwater Band.

At 42, Joe became a single father and stepped away from music to attend East Texas A&M University. He worked as a law clerk for the Rabon Law Firm and the Choctaw Tribal Prosecutor’s Office before settling in Antlers, Oklahoma, where he is retired.

Today, Joe is the lead guitarist for New Glory Revival and serves musically at Emmanuel Full Gospel Church in Antlers, Oklahoma. He is a devoted father to his son, Brantley, who performs alongside him as a drummer and in the Antlers Marching Band.

Jeremy Key is the bassist for New Glory Revival. With his deep-rooted passion for music, he brings a powerful and soulful groove that forms the backbone of the group's sound. 

A seasoned musician, Jeremy's journey with music began at a young age, watching and listening to his grandparents play and sing in church. Inspired by his Uncle Gary's Gospel groups, Jeremy ventured out to perform in bands and was previously a member of the recording artist Level Route and Merrol Ray and the Regulators. 

He has honed his craft to become a master of rhythm and harmony, adding depth and soul to the band's sound, along with occasional harmony vocals.

A devoted family man and a man of faith, Jeremy is always seeking new ways to grow both as a musician and in his faith. Residing east of Paris, TX, he enjoys spending time with his twin granddaughters. His commitment to excellence and his unwavering belief in the power of music to inspire and heal make him an invaluable member of New Glory Revival. 

 Mike Clark is the drummer for New Glory Revival and the pastor of Spring Lake Baptist Church in Paris, Texas. A dedicated servant of God and a passionate musician, Mike seamlessly blends his faith and artistry to create music that uplifts and inspires. His solid rhythm and heartfelt drumming provide the foundation for the band's unique sound, rooted in gospel and Americana traditions.

As a pastor, Mike is deeply committed to preaching the Word, shepherding his congregation, and taking the gospel to the nations through his work with SANMA. His sermons are rich in biblical truth and practical wisdom, reflecting the same authenticity and heart that he brings to his music.

Whether behind the pulpit or behind the drum kit, Mike's mission is to glorify God and share His love with others. In addition to his ministry and music, Mike enjoys spending time with his granddaughter, his wife of 32 years, their three children, and cherishes the bond of family and fellowship. As part of New Glory Revival, Mike plays an integral role in bringing the band's message of hope and faith to life, connecting with audiences through both rhythm and reverence.