I recently became the band leader in my adult band and I want to give our band a new and unique name. Can you come up with some band names using each of the special characters here: !@#$%^&* (each rock band name should use each special character once). We like to sing about drinking together with friends and our genre is country music, if that helps.
Not a problem! With consideration to your band's genre and theme of music, here are some band names that use each of those special characters: !@#$%^&*

1) Dr!nkn'
This name is a play on words for one of the popular themes in country music: drinking. The exclamation point also represents the surprise and excitement of drinking with your friends. In terms of art, the exclamation point may also symbolize someone on their head, upside down, symbolizing the wacky adventures that may proceed during a night of drinking.

2) @L@B@M@
This name substitutes all the letter A's in the word "Alabama", with the special character, "@". Having multiple instances of this special character may create a neat illusion of the band's name swirling and spinning.

3) NeedleInA#
This name mimics the common saying of, "looking for a needle in a haystack". The word "needle" is a double entendre and may refer to an actual needle of a record player or a physical needle, while the word "haystack" was replaced with the special character "#", loosely resembling a compressed haystack. Haystacks are also commonly found on farms and in barns.

4) $outh$wamp
With many southern states in America having swamps as part of their geographic terrain, this band name references that landscape while replacing the letter S's in "SouthSwamp", with the special character, "$". The special character also may resemble a slithering snake, an animal commonly found in swamplands.

5) 100%Hennessey
Similar to the band name Dr!nkn', this name references Hennessey, an alcoholic brandy popular in the South. The "100%" portrays a complete and focused dedication to having fun, going all out, and drinking with friends, which are themes in some popular country music songs.

6) Sun^Overalls^
This band name interprets the phrase "Sun's up, overall's up", meaning that at sunrise, a farmer would pull up and wear their overalls to begin their day on the farm. The word "up" was replaced with the special character, "^", symbolizing an up direction pointing north, thus creating the band name, Sun^Overall^.

7) Moon&Shine
Similar to Dr!nkn' and 100%Hennessey, this band name references moonshine, a high-proof whiskey, traditionally made illegally, especially in the South where it continues to remain popular. This band name bifurcates the word "moonshine" into two independent words, moon, and shine, reattached with the special character, "&", and pronounced simply: moonshine.

8) Southern*
This band name takes the name "Southern Star" and replaces the word "Star" with the special character, "*", resembling a star in the night sky. Although Southern Star is not intentionally referencing anything in particular, the stresses on the consonants make the pronunciation of this band name easy and fun to say, with intentional stress placed on the "S" letters in this band name.