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The Prom Kings

 
Artist: The Prom Kings
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Group Members:

Luke Pickerill, Mauricio Brandao, Joey Hollearn, Chris Carney

Similar Artists:

Three Days Grace, Seether, Pop Evil, Chevelle, 3 Doors Down

Influenced By:

Linkin Park, Papa Roach, Saliva, Foo Fighters, Filter, Stone Temple Pilots
  • Formed: 2001, Los Angeles, CA
  • Genres: Rock

Biography

The raucous alternative rock foursome the Prom Kings features Chris Carney (vocals), Joey Hollearn (guitar), Mauricio Brandao (bass), and Luke Pickerill. The Los Angeles-based band has toured with the likes of Papa Roach, Sum 41, Unwritten Law, and 3 Doors Down since forming in 2001. Their catchy funk-pop blend caught the attention of SoCal local imprint Three Kings within months, and the Prom Kings began working on their debut album. Their first single, "Alone," was issued in spring 2005, and a studio full-length album followed in late-summer. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide
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The Prom Kings is a rock band based in Los Angeles, California. Their first single, "Alone," started getting played on American rock radio stations in January 2005. Their self-titled debut album was released in August 2005. Their song "Blow" was featured in the movie The Island. The song "Blow" was also featured for the advertising commercial of the 2007 DVD release of the film Ghost Rider.

The band consists of Fredrik Ramberg (guitar), Renato López (guitar), Josh Heffernan (drums), Mauricio Jacome (bass), and Chris Carney (vocals). They have been signed to independent record label Three Kings DBC.

Their lead singer, Chris Carney, was also featured on the show twentyfourseven on MTV

The Prom Kings track listing

  1. "Angels"
  2. "Birthday"
  3. "Fade"
  4. "Better Man"
  5. "Alone"
  6. "Lines"
  7. "Down" (feat. The Game)
  8. "Blow"
  9. "Bleeding"
  10. "The One"

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