Artist description I would describe this band as a bunch of fear mongering hooligans with no respect for authority

Music Style Breaking Down the Barriers that Break Down Your Music

Musical Influences Fun and Good Times

Similar Artists Raffi, Sharon, Lois and Bram

Artist History BILLY & THE LOST BOYS Billy & the Lost Boys joined forces on June 12th, 2001. Twelve days later, they played their first show. After playing almost every weekend for close to 6 months, they recorded their debut CD "Strong Like Prawn" with Jesse Gander (d.b.s., Operation Makeout) in less than a week. The album was released by Teenage Rampage Records (Three Inches of Blood, the Ripcordz, S.T.R.E.E.T.S.) that summer, at which point bass player Rob Retread (the McRackins, the Retreads) retired from punk rock and drummer Al Deviant (the Deviantz, Witness Protection Program) went on to pursue other career options. The new lineup, featuring Aaron Weiss of Ziggy's Fix and Shane Wilson of Jack Tripper, recorded their upcoming release "Breaking Down the Barriers that Break Down Your Music" in two weeks after playing together for only two months. It is this faced paced work ethic that sets the standard for their live show and has enabled them to release two full length records and play close to one hundred live shows (including New Music West and a sold out record release party) in less than 3 years.

Group Members Aaron "Bass Guitar" Weiss, Shane "I just hit things" Wilson, Billy "the Kid" the Kid

Instruments flugelhorn, glockenspiel, piccolo

Albums Strong Like Prawn, Breaking Down the Barriers that Break Down Your Music

Location Vancouver, BC - Canada

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