Artist description Brian Cline Band is a blend of styles and individuals. Stylistically, the music has been categorized as "acoustic pop", "alternative", and "modern rock". However, their unique sound comes from a number of influences; pop, acoustic, americana, alternative, folk, progressive, funk, and 60's to 90's rock. The band plays approximately 150 dates a year ranging from concerts and festivals, to nightclubs. BCB includes the stylish and melodic electric guitarist Rob Sherman, talented and solid, drummer Paul Batres, veteran fretless bassist Andrew Lion, and Brian Cline on acoustic guitars and vocals. The collective sound offers dynamic genuinely felt songs, with thoughtful vocal harmonies. At performances, the band sometimes features world-renown percussionists Marquinho Brasil (Steve Winwood and Mariah Carey), and Nego Beto, (Beat Magazine). BCB's performances are honest, heartfelt, and high energy.

Music Style Modern Rock

Musical Influences Beatles, Radiohead,

Similar Artists Dishwalla, Train, Rembrandts,

Artist History Native to Northern California, Brian Cline Band (BCB) has been a popular fixture on the music scene for nearly two years now.

Group Members Brian Cline, Acoustic Guitars, Lead Vocals. Rob Sherman, Electric Guitars, Vocals. Andrew Lion, Fretted and Fretless Basses, Vocals. Paul Batres, Drums, Vocals.

Albums Hold the Keys

Press Reviews "BCB... holds the acoustic pop edge that commercial radio wants and needs.." Paul Loggins, CEO Loggins Promotion, "Brian has a very appealing voice and the catchy melody lines he creates in his material have all the hooks. All music lovers would like this CD no matter what their tastes." Lance Records, "...some of the best folk-pop I've heard in years. The production is outstanding and rivals anything a major label would release. Add to this strong lyrics and a powerful voice and you'll witness a talent in the making." The Record Reviewer

Location Napa, CA - USA

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