Artist description The Sulentic Brothers Band's music is a unique combination of styles and ideas. These styles and ideas form a band with the incredible ability to write music all their own. All members of the band take an active part contributing to the writing of their music.

Music Style Southern Rock

Musical Influences Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd

Similar Artists We have our own sound that is true to the love of Southern Style Music

Artist History Dave And Tom Sulentic From South Bend Indiana founded The Sulentic Brothers Band in 1993 with the goal of creating a band that concentrated on playing and writing their own music. With that in mind, they had an old friend that played guitar like a dream that they considered immediately for the band--Mike May. However, they had lost contact with him and with some searching on Tom's part, they found Mike and were thrilled when he agreed to be a part of the band. Now, with Mike and Dave on lead and rhythm guitars and Tom on the drums, the search for a bass player began. Finally, Jim Robinson, one exceptional bass player fit the bill and the personality of the group perfectly. Then the time came for the daunting task of finding a vocalist. It was Jim's foresight that made the search an easy one. Bringing Cliff Schooler to the band--a vocalist, guitarist and harp man. Filling out the band with his vocal talent and song writing abilities is Dave Lynch making the band a full rounded sound. Thus, with a lot of hard work, a little searching--a and a little luck The Sulentic Brothers Band was formed.

Group Members Dave Sulentic - Lead/Rhythm Guitars/Vocals Tom Sulentic - Drummer Jim Robinson - Bass Guitar Mike May - Guitar Cliff Schooler - vocalist/guitar and harmonica Dave Lynch - Lead & Back up Vocals, Percussion & Rhythm Guitar

Albums The Past & The Prisoner

Location South Bend, In - USA

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