Artist description January Fire is a band made up of members with a variety of influences that range from bands like Motley Crue, Ozzy, Ratt to guitarists such as Satriani, Randy Rhoads, etc..., along with jazz artists. These members are capable of playing almost anything, but play the music that is dictated strictly by passion and heart, driven by musical excellence and dynamic imagery. January Fire may sound similar to bands like Creed and Nickleback, but the musicianship, passion and aggression definitely sets them apart.

Music Style Modern Rock

Musical Influences Ozzy, Metallica, Creed, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots

Similar Artists Creed, Nickleback, Theory of a Deadman

Artist History If one were to trace the roots of January Fire one would have to go back to 1989 when bassist, Eric Vancil meet vocalist/guitarist Jason Caine. The two became fast friends and formed a band. As time went on so did many members of the various bands in which they would play. In 1997, the band Adam's Revenge was formed by drummer, CAB, a veteran of the Los Angeles music scene in the 1980's. CAB and Eric soon began jamming, and later Jay was invited to join this tour de force. Many years and members later, Jay and Eric split with CAB in order to pursue other music pursuits, including the band 5 Star Buzz. Jay and Eric yearned to play heavier music, and soon CAB was invited into what has become the band, January Fire. With varied influences yet a desire and chemistry that binds them together, January Fire has put their unique stamp on the modern rock scene that is sure to be long remembered.

Group Members Jason Caine - Vocals, Guitar Eric R. Vancil - Bass CAB - Drums/Percussion

Instruments Guitar, bass, drums, vocals

Location Oak Park, Michigan - USA

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