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Artist description
Time for a change? At least that's the feeling among the High Grass Dogs. The High Grass Dogs are a new band coming out of the windy city, Chicago. Comprised of six members, the band is on a mission to bring back the elements that made music so important to them. Not a simple task in today's musical climate. What this group brings to the table is a sound rooted in the blues and soul of vintage rock'n'roll, with an emphasis on strong songwriting. Another element H.G.D. adds to the mix is the ability to stretch out and improvise. The combination of these two elements allows for a constantly original and exciting live musical experience. Does H.G.D. have the goods? We think so. |
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Music Style
Rock with a blues backbone |
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Musical Influences
Rolling Stones, Beatles, Humble Pie |
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Similar Artists
Allman Brothers, Black Crowes |
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Artist History
This is an experienced group of musicians who have been cutting their teeth in the national and regional music scene for the past decade. Vincent, Anthony, and Matt are formerly of Thirty Days, who made a name for themselves during the mid to late nineties throughout the Midwest. Tony McQuaid enjoyed international success with the band Loudmouth. Sean and Pete performed in various bands throughout the Chicagoland area for over ten years. The High Grass Dogs are excited to embark on their latest musical journey, and see where the road leads them. The group is passionate about the music they make, and are looking forward to bringing it to as many people as possible. |
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Group Members
Vincent Von Gasmeyer (Vocals, Harmonica)Anthony Rubino (Guitar)Matt Taormina (Drums)Tony McQuaid (Guitar)Sean Barnes (Bass)Pete Haas (Keyboards, Vocals) |
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Location
Chicago, IL - USA |
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