Artist description Haskell 3 is a four piece band with a wide range of musical influences. We focus on tight vocal harmonies without missing the beat.

Music Style Modern Rock

Musical Influences The Beatles, Alice in Chains, Bread, C.S.& N.

Similar Artists The Beatles, Alice in Chains, Chili Peppers

Artist History Eric David Wright moved to Myrtle Beach in early 1997. A year later he met Kevin Hancheck at St. James Middle School (they are both teachers). They soon struck up a friendship and the two began singing and playing cover songs together. One evening, they decided to write a song together, which opened Kevin's creative floodgate. Soon Kevin had written over 20 songs. Kevin and Eric began recording demos of their work which quickly caught the attention of Brian Hancheck, Kevin's younger brother. He signed on, and Haskell 3 was born. The search now began for the last piece of the puzzle. A friend of Kevin and Eric introduced them to Shakes, a local DJ at a rock radio station. The first jam out session could be described as "magical." This was February of 2000. By March Haskell 3 had recorded a demo of four songs that they began to sell to friends and began booking shows. Hakell 3 has played with the likes of Echo 7, Sourwood Honey, and Grammy Award nominated, Bowling for Soup which is featured on the Jimmy Neutron soundtrack. Haskell 3 is currently in the studio recording their first major label release.

Group Members Eric David Wright--vocals Kevin Hancheck--drums, guitars, vocals Shakes--bass, guitars, vocals Merrill Weekley--guitars, vocals

Instruments Lead/Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Albums Haskell Ave. (independent release)

Location Myrtle Beach, SC - USA

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