Megan Gunn & The Pistoleros

Hailing from a small farm town in Missouri, Logan Enderle is part guitarist, part sonic mad scientist, and part Swiss Army knife. As the heavy artillery behind Megan Gunn & The Pistoleros, Logan comes armed with rhythm guitar, baritone guitar, talk box, harmonica, and background vocals. His mission is simple: fill every inch of sonic space and make a five-piece band sound like it brought a few extra musicians to the fight.

Logan’s musical journey began in a family where music wasn’t just something you listened to — it was a way of life. Growing up around his family’s professional car audio business, he spent countless hours surrounded by speakers, amplifiers, and enough volume to concern the neighbors. One defining moment came while blasting Rush’s “The Spirit of Radio” with his dad through a customer’s freshly installed stereo. Somewhere between the opening guitar riff and the inevitable hearing damage, Logan decided he wanted to be the guy making those sounds.

His influences are as diverse as his pedalboard is complicated. From the progressive brilliance of Rush and Tool to the unmistakable grit of Alice in Chains, the groove of Primus, the musical depth of King’s X, and the arena-sized rock of Boston, Foreigner, and Bad Company, Logan draws from just about anything that makes a speaker work for a living.

Over the years, Logan has had the opportunity to tour, perform on Nashville’s legendary Broadway, contribute studio work for countless artists, and write and record original music. Among his favorite musical chapters are his experiences with State Line Drive, Matt Jordan, and The Bourbon Brothers — each helping shape the versatile musician he is today.

With Megan Gunn & The Pistoleros, Logan has found the perfect place to unleash his musical arsenal. A band built on chemistry, creativity, and a refreshing lack of egos gives him the freedom to push boundaries, experiment with unconventional sounds, and introduce instruments that most bands wouldn’t think to bring to the stage.

Whether he’s laying down a thunderous baritone riff, making a guitar talk, or filling the room with a wall of sound, Logan isn’t interested in simply keeping rhythm. He’s there to make sure you feel it.