guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, and Pastor

Bruce Brookshire is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, and Pastor. He is likely best-known for his work with the band Doc Holliday from 1981 to 2011. Since 2005, he has been the Pastor of Grace Fellowship Church in Warner Robins, Georgia. 

At the age of ten, Bruce played in his first band. In 1971, he and his brother Bob (along with George Woods and James Gray) formed a band called ‘Roundhouse’ to play at Grant’s Lounge in Macon, GA. By 1979, the group had gotten the attention of agents and managers around the South, finally signing a record deal, guided by managers Bill Cain and Jet Matthews (Nantucket, Glass Moon), with A&M Records. The band changed their name to ‘Doc Holliday’ and recorded their first LP in late 1980, guided by legendary Producer Tom Allom (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Def Leppard). 

In 1989, the self-managed group toured Europe and Scandinavia for the first time and would go on to record a total of thirteen albums, touring Europe and Scandinavia many, many times culminating in a 30th Anniversary/Farewell Tour in 2011.

These days, Bruce is a full-time pastor, playing acoustic guitar and singing at church. He also plays and sings a few times a month at local restaurants. He continues to write songs and will do guest spots on projects via file-sharing, on electric guitar.

Grace Fellowship is involved in ministries locally and globally and can be viewed each Sunday evening at 6:15 via Facebook Live on the Grace Fellowship Church Warner Robins page