The Feds

Band History

In December 2005, the Feds released their self-titled CD - the first since 2003's From Hell To Breakfast, which was never officially released because of a record label dispute. Now the band doesn't have to sell burned copies from the back of their van.

In 2004, the Feds won the local, regional and national categories of the Rolling Rock Town Fair Five competition, which featured more than 4,000 bands. That earned them a performance in front of 30,000 in Latrobe, Pa., sharing the stage with Velvet Revolver, Staind, Disturbed, Hoobastank, Finch and Sevendust. After returning to Texas for a Dallas date of the Warped Tour, The Feds beat out more than 8,000 bands from across America in the Ernie Ball battle of the bands. They won $25,000 in merchandise and a spot on the 2005 Warped Tour.

Information from the band's site

Members

• Matt Slider lead vocals, vocals
• Jason Jones guitar
• Matthew Wright guitar
• Ben Jeffries drums
• Chris Brown bass

Former Members

• Bryan Sedey bass

Influences

Van Halen, Refused, Soundgarden, Shiner

Albums by this artist

High Heels and Hand Grenades Released 2004

The Feds Released 2005

Dallas Mavericks' Official Playoff Song Contest 2006 Released 2006

A Touch of Panic Released 2007