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Artist description
Rip Dizzy combines alternative rock, ska, pop, and punk to create a unique and dynamic sound. Shawn Bolling (guitar) and Tom Meeks (bass) share songwriting duties and lead vocals. Mike Stetina (drums) provides rich harmonies throughout the songs. The trio leans toward the punk side of alternative music, but they have also embraced a pop sound into their songwriting that fans love. |
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Music Style
alternative rock |
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Musical Influences
sex pistles, the beatles, rush |
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Similar Artists
green day, mighty mighty bosstones |
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Artist History
Bolling and Stetina met playing in a local band in Virginia Beach, Virginia and decided to make a few of Bolling's song's into a demo. The demo turned into a sixteen song CD with bassist Shae Roebuck of the Hollowbodies. Roebuck returned to his own band and singer/bassist/songwriter Meeks came on board. The new improved Rip Dizzy began playing local bars and clubs and quickly graduated to larger local venues as well as renowned New York and L.A. clubs like CBGB's and the Viper Room. In January of 1999, they released a second CD, Vertigo-go, which has received critical and popular acclaim in their home state. |
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Group Members
Shawn Bolling, Tom Meeks, Mike Stetina |
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Instruments
guitar, bass, drums, harmonica |
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Albums
Rip Dizzy (1997), Vetigo-go (1999) |
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Press Reviews
Portflio Magazine, Ninevolt, Hear Say, Hits Magazine |
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Additional Info
opened for John Strohm, Agents of Good Roots, Owsley |
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Location
Norfolk, Virginia - USA |
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