Originally called The Tellevators, the band was spawned in Denton Texas, along with the songs and dreams of Cameron Neal (vocals, lead guitar, keys) and Preston Greer (Drums).  Dissatisfied with merely jamming, the two friends decided to form a band, adding Cody Fowler on rhythm guitar and bass. 

In 2010 the band moved to Oklahoma City to hone their skills at The Academy of Contemporary Music.  They changed their name to Horse Thief during a trip to Creede, Colorado.  They released an EP entitled The Tellevators, and soon followed it up with an LP, Figure It Out. 

Before the start of school the band took a trip to Creede, Colorado to write new material before starting their new lives in Oklahoma. They discovered the name Horse Thief while looking at a map of local hiking trails and realized the name fit the free, folk feeling their music conveys.

 With Horse Thief’s raw vocals, hollow guitar swells, colossal bass, and mountainous drums, their music is making a lasting impression on the scene around them.  They look forward to the release of their new LP Grow Deep Grow Wild, and what lies ahead.