Artist description The Herland Brothers Band is a six piece band from the greater Boston area.Formed in 1992, the band consists of the three Herland Brothers; John, Scott, and Frank. The other members include Mark Rauseo, Mike Fazio or Louie Spagnola, and Dickie Paris or Dave Vargas.

Music Style Rock

Musical Influences Eagles, Alice in Chains, STP,Guns n Roses, Journey

Similar Artists Eagles, Alice in Chains, STP,Guns n Roses, Journey

Artist History The band released their 2nd CD with 9 new songs May 13th at the Pavillion in Salisbury where they opened for 80’s MTV band White Lion. “One Small Step” the band’s 1995 debut album moved thousands of copies through sales and distribution in America, Europe, and Japan. The CD received airplay not only on college radio, but major stations throughout New England. One of their tracks “Swept Away” was #1 for six straight weeks on WINQ in the heart of New England. “Would You Be Mine Tonight” was spotlighted 4 times on 93.7 in 1995. Stations such as KISS 108, WAAF, and WBCN, WFNX have played various tracks on their local shows. The Herland Brothers Band has performed all over the Northeast including gigs at the legendary CBGB's in New York City, throughout the Boston scene, all the way up to the Portland Maine and beyond as either the headliner or as an opener for national acts.

Group Members John Herland- Lead Vocals,Lyrics, Backing Vocals, ** Frank Herland- Keyboards, Acoustic, Backing Vocals** Scott Herland- Lead/Rhythm/Acoustic Guitars, Backing Vocals** David Vargas- Drums, Percussion** Mike Fazio- Bass

Albums "One small step" and "read between the lies"

Press Reviews "A band on the rise with a bright future” - Boston Globe “Has the sound while being far from cliché” - New England Performer “John Herland has a major rock voice” - Face Magazine “Stellar vocal harmonies as well as some fine guitar playing” - Metronome

Location Wakefield, Ma - USA

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