Artist description Empty is the Bay area band with heavy hitting yet melodic rock that stimulates the mind and body. Opening for national acts such as Stanford Prison Experiment, The Hunger, and numerous others, Empty has gained a loyal following. In addition to their visibility in Northern California, Emptyonline.com has presented the band to the world, and offers a number of ways to experience what Empty is all about. With recent songs on ESPN, and ESPN2, and playing at the Vans Triple Crown of Snowboarding, Empty has crossed the border from local Heroes to a nationally recognized fully independent band. The near future holds many possibilities, and with their goals set high, Empty sits poised to break out big and become a rock and roll power house.

Music Style Hard Rock

Musical Influences Everything from all walks of life

Similar Artists Soundgarden, Social D, Zep, D-tones, Tool,

Artist History San Francisco is famous for many things, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, the Wharf, and soon to be heard, the mighty band Empty. Not long ago, the Reverend Stephen Krespel and Rocky of the infamous band Pornstar, joined forces with Jason Voorhees of Friday the 13th fame, and Jester from the band Liquid, to bring the Bay Area a unique Blend of musical talent for your listening pleasure.

Group Members With the heavy hitting Rocky behind the kit, and the thunderous bass of merciless Jason Voorhees, coupled with the soaring guitar sounds of the Jester, and the smooth as a nail in your eye vocals and guitar styling of the holy one Steve Krespel, there is no limit to how far Empty can go.

Instruments Guitars/Bass/Drums/Vocals

Albums Say What?

Press Reviews See web site

Additional Info new disk out soon!

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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