Artist description Rock-N-Roll Cut With Pop Hooks that You'll Remember After You Awake Out of Your Drunken Stupor

Music Style Pop Rock

Musical Influences Anything that has great pop hooks, and rocks until 2:36 am.

Similar Artists If Weezer were hard drinking womanizers, then they'd be close

Artist History These four destined to be Rock Stars are only twenty one years old, but they have already played to large audiences of (sometimes) adoring fans.\ After securing a solid following of party hungry college kids in their hometown Austin, Texas, these first generation alternative rockers have been spreading their own spin on Pop ridden Rock-N-Roll, all over the globe. Their single "Shelby Sugarcane" has now breached 500,000 downloads on Kazaa.com, who have been pushing the band for the past couple of months. In addition, -Two Guy Trio- has been recieving national press for their "pro-download" stance in the ever evolving internet-music war. -Two Guy Trio- attribute their success to the fact that they never take themselves too seriously, and no member ever deliberately listened to the Beatles.

Group Members Steven Alford- Vocals, Guitar Jay Cesak- Bass Evan Gamble- Guitar, Vocals Jason McKenzie- Drums

Instruments Don't let the name confuse you, there's four guys in this group, and they came to play, Rock that is...

Press Reviews "I know pop has been in Austin for a while, but every year another band comes out who is better than the last one. Case in point: Two Guy Trio. Your Rock-N-Roll Birthday is a great, local album. Each song seems to have all of the required ingredients to make these guys big. I'm not into ranking albums, but if I were this would definitely fit into my top ten local CD's of 2002." -Limp Lazarino, INSITE Magazine, V.5/Issue 12- "Two Guy Trio singer Evan Gamble doesn't mind that bootleg copies of his band's "Shelby Sugarcane" are spreading on the Internet through the Kazaa file sharing system. A half million fans have downloaded legal copies of the song through KAzaa, the Internet's new leading bazaar. Illicit trading by a few million others is a minor nuisance. More important is Kazaa's ability to let an emerging pop-rock band such as his find an audience. "Whether it's licensed or unlicensed, it's a fan," said Gamble, 21,"We want people to hear the music, so they'll buy the album, so they will come to the show and request songs on the radio." -"Kazaa wants a little help from it's enemies", By Anick Jesdanun, Austin American Statesman 02/03/03-

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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