Artist description 3 piece Rock band that loves to take chances. Sound like a cross between Van Halen, Yes and Extreme. Feeding the Machine formed in 1992. Since then they have played all over the State of Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.They have also gained state wide radio airplay and have opened for such acts as Jackyl, Warrant, Blue Oyster Cult, Night Ranger, Bulletboys, April Wine, and Nazareth. The band views itself as a band with no limitations. With only 3 guys in the band, they still make a noise like there's 5. Their original music ranges from radio ready rock to the progressive sounds of the 70's. All 3 members having a professed love for Led Zeppelin,Yes, 70's era Genesis, Grand Funk Railroad, Rush and Van Halen, strive for that same spirit yet not sounding exactly like any of those influences.

Music Style Rock, Heavy Rock, Progressive Rock

Musical Influences Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Yes, Rush, Van Halen, Galactic Cowboys, Skillet, Grand Funk Railroad, King's X

Similar Artists Van Halen, Extreme and Rush..ok, maybe King's X

Artist History Individually, played all over the country for years. Kevin and Fran have been together since 1982 and in 1992 Bruce joined from the nationally touring act "Greg Striker band". Check out our web site and learn more. Please visit the message board!

Group Members Feeding The Machine is: Kevin McCreery: Guitars, Lead Vocals W. Bruce LaFrance II: Bass, Keys, and Vocals Francis MacMillan: Drums, percussion and vocals

Instruments Guitar, bass, keys, drums, vocals

Albums Feeding the Machine (soon to be released as DAM CD)

Press Reviews I saw these guys live and they sent me into a parallel universe!!- One guy Yeah me too!!- Another guy Oh, thats why I recognize you dude!-one guy to another guy(again) Half of us thought they were awesome!!- Crowd at the "Siamese Twins Rock Convention"

Additional Info no extra's were used, we did our own stunts.

Location Bay City, MI - USA

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