Artist description This LA 4 piece band of young men reflects a self reliant attitude,taking irreverent jabs at society and relationships with a fun, yet sarcastic sense of humor, ToolBox is extremely tight playing many of the hot Hollywood and LA club venues. Emphasis on good strong Pop songs with driving Hard Rock guitars and fast Punk beats. All members sing which leads to lavish 3 and 4 part harmonies, and pleasing vocal arrangements. The band is the brainchild of writer/producer Robby D. Hanna whose roots are in jazz and R&B music, Robby has worked with such names as George Clinton and Parliament, Natalie Cole, Billy Idol, Andre Cymone, Teena Marie, R. Kelly, Patti LaBelle, BabyFace and After 7. Robby has placed songs in various Television shows and Feature Films, including Ice Cubes' flick "Next Friday"

Music Style Pop Rock, with Punk and Retro Rock influences

Musical Influences Green Day, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, Billy Idol

Similar Artists Blink 182, Green Day, Offspring, The Descendents, Matchbox 20, 3rd Eye Blind

Artist History We're celebrating the release of our new album "Another Someday" with a 2001 commercial radio release. ToolBox has been playing at LA clubs and local colleges for over 3 years now, and released their first album in 1998 with great charting success in college radio. The ToolBox album "Even Now" charted Top 10, college radio in Texas, and also did very well with cult followings in the midwest and east coast colleges. A band highlight was opening for George Clinton and P-Funk at the USC Annual Springfest concert.

Group Members Robby D. Hanna, Scott Robertson, Jeffrey Urbach, McClain Barnes

Instruments Les Paul Electric Guitars, Bass, Drums, Vocals

Albums "Even Now" and a New Album Release "Another Someday"

Press Reviews College Music Journal, Campus Circle, BAM Magazine, Several east coast zines

Location Glendale, CA - USA

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