Artist Biography

Featuring a 3-guitar attack that recalls both classic and modern-day rock (combined with urban rawness and attitude), The Dead Rebels hail from Los Angeles- via Tennessee, Georgia, Colorado & Texas.

Dual lead guitar playing, soulful passion, raw energy and lyrics that explore the cultural anomalies created by southerners living in Hollywood combine to make this one of the most exciting live acts on the club circuit today.

The Dead Rebels have just recently completed their debut album, recorded by legendary producers Dee, Joe and Bruce Robb at Cherokee Studios; mastering was done at Capitol Records in Hollywood. (The Robbs have produced albums by such top rock icons as Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, David Bowie and Rod Stewart, to name just a few).

KLOS 95.5FM of Los Angeles recently featured The Dead Rebels on their Local Licks show. The largest classic rock station in Southern California played five tracks, including the 8 ½ minute rock odyssey "Driving at Night." The Rebels are also receiving international airplay and major retail distribution in numerous European countries as well.

Four tracks from the album have already been chosen by MTV/VH1 for use in the networks’ fall line-up of shows- which includes Pimp My Ride, Bands Reunited- and an as yet untitled John Mayer special.

They've also recently completed a trans-continental tour of the southern region of the United States- and are slated to appear in the film "Austin Angel"- which will be directed by Hollywood veteran Zalman King ("9½ Weeks," "Wild Orchid," and "Red Shoe Diaries.")

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