Band History

Just when garage inches further away from its forefathers, The Fieros (formerly The Valentines) come swaggering in like The Strokes with the old soul of the Rolling Stones. Formed in March 2005, this Dallas-based band is no stranger to monster choruses and big crowds - just name-check the members'power-pop credits: Tripp Fontaine, The Broadcast and The Now to name a few. But The Fieros make a departure from any specific scene. Classic three-part harmonies and solid, smart melodies give old-school rock influences the mature update club stages and record store racks need.

Information from the band's site

Members

• Joey McClellan: guitar, lead vocals, vocals
• Chris Holston: guitar
• Aaron McClellan: bass
• McKenzie Smith: drums

Former Members

• Austen Hooks: drums

Albums

• Demo
  

Influences

Tom Petty, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Kinks, The Strokes, Interpol, Pixies, Led Zeppelin, Pete Yorn, Stone Roses, Oasis, Otis Redding, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix

Sound Description

The Stones meet the Pixies meet the Strokes

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Related Links

• MySpace
• Music Video: "Hey" by The Valentines