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Artist description
Musically, Anthem's sound combines expressive lyrics soaring melodically over a solid rhythmic foundation, backed by driving guitar tones, creating a energy driven force that not only entertains the crowd, but will send a strong message as well. The band's stage presence has been referred as one to be reckoned with. Ultimately, the raw energy that Anthem produces stems from their passion for creating music. Entertaining the crowd with a powerful performance is always the goal at any Anthem show, regardless of the number of people in attendance. |
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Music Style
Punk/Alternative/Rock |
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Musical Influences
Billy Idol, Michael Jackson, Led Zepplin, Rancid, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Goo Goo Dolls, and Green Day |
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Similar Artists
The Starting Line, A New Found Glory, and Taking Back Sunday |
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Artist History
Born in the summer of 2002, Anthem was created by a few young, yet experienced musicians to fulfill their need to create music. Concentration combined with a one track mind engulfed Anthem, driving them into a garage in Ravenna, Ohio to find a sound which would define their true nature, soon becoming the normal routine for these young aspiring musicians. After spending months of precious time preparing and rehearsing their collectively arranged musical ideas, these five young men were ready to hit the scene. |
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Group Members
Dan Christian - vocals : Justin Stine - rhythm guitar/backup vocals : L.J. Matteo - lead guitar/backup vocals : Geoff Funk - bass guitar : Joe Willis - drums |
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Instruments
2 guitars, bass, drums, and vocals |
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Albums
Demo #1 |
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Location
Kent, OH - USA |
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