Artist description Jilted's style of music,having such a range, has been described asbeing a very energetic and tasteful mix fromthe Doors to Metallica with slight undertonesof Pearl-Jam radiating from the smooth butstrong vocals of Eoin Norton. The memberscome from the surrounding areas of DCUwhere they all grew up. At the moment theyare all in college. With four songwriters in theband, the style and dynamic flow of theirmusic is constantly evolving giving them aconsiderate edge over some of the otherbands on the scene at the moment.

Music Style Guitar Rock/ Alternative Rock

Musical Influences Radiohead, Bush, Pearljam, Thin Lizzy, Manic Street Preachers

Similar Artists RAdiohead with a fucked up twist

Artist History Jilted are a band from Dublin who formed inmid '96, comprising four core membersnamely Padraig Kilbride, Eoin Norton, PatrickJoyce, David Cullen and their new guitaristPeter Foran. The band have made substantialprogress in their short time together playingvenues like DCU and UL, The Mean Fiddler,Temple Bar Music Centre, The Funnel Bar,Slatterys, The Da Club, to name but a few.They also have had their demo CD played onseveral Limerick radio stations includingWired FM and the University of Limerick'sown station and also on DCU FM a studentrun radio show broadcasting to DCU and thesurrounding areas.

Group Members Eoin Norton - Lead VocalsPadraig Kilbride - Percussion/ Keyboards/ backing vocalsPeter Foran- GuitarDavid Cullen - GuitarPatrick Joyce - Bass

Instruments Fender Guitars/ fender precision Bass/pearl drums/ gem keyboard/ profecy workstation

Albums -none yet but ep "Rapid-Noon" is out!

Press Reviews "Hotpress winner of battle of the bands 99 for DIT University"

Additional Info Next ep on the way in Autumn 2000

Location Dublin, Ireland - Ireland

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