Ronnie is smiling hard as, animated, he hits the snare, hard. Opening with ‘Who Did It’ the lazy beat thunders out as they settle in. Shane walks on to the stage his arms out and the noise level goes off the scale.
Hitting the main stage on time the band set up while the crow appears to watch from the back screen, its beady eye is on us all. Tonight, will be interesting to see which other, if any new songs get an airing. The single ‘Wake Me’ from the new album made an appearance in the bands set list when they played Chepstow Castle on August 11 th. A new album entitled ‘Inhale/Exhale’ is scheduled for release in February 2023.
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They went on to play Download main stage in 2022.
On the back of their hard work the band went onto play at the both Download and Planet Rocks, Winters End festivals in 2019.įebruary 2020 a second album was released ‘Point of no Return’ this went down a storm with the fans who were now eager for new songs from the band. An earlier self-funded release of the album from 2016 is a gem that is heavily sought after by the fans, it includes several different tracks. They signed a multi-album deal with Nottingham based Earache records and released their debut album ‘Murder and Motive’ in the October of the same year, 2018. In 2017, Planet Rock declared them as a band to watch, and in 2018 Metal Hammer heralded them as ‘Band of the Week’. Shane and the boys deserve the rewards as they continue to deliver stellar shows where ever they appear.įormed in Bridgend, Wales in 2014 their brand of hard rock quickly struck a chord and a loyal following quickly ensued.
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A full summer festival season behind them the band are back on the road much to their fans delight. The darlings of South Wales and one of the hardest working bands on the circuit, Those Damn Crows. In fact, the song ‘The Enforcer’ is used by the Toronto Maple Leafs after every goal with the addition of the “go Leafs go” chant added to the song.īefore we get to hear the ‘Truck’ we have a little something special on first. They have supported John Garcia’s Vista Chino and Alice In Chains, Slash, Nickelback, have won a Juno award for breakthrough band of the year played the Download Festival on more than one occasion and even had their songs featured in a couple of EA Sports NHL video games. Furiosity in 2013, Sittin’ Heavy in 2015, True Rockers in 2018 and now Warriors. With a cracking new album released today they now have four studio albums under their belt since starting out in 2009. Tonight, these boys from Hamilton, Ontario are set to give KK’s a new one. The place absolutely rocked mind, the fans in knew the score and were true Truck fans. The roof was that low it was like being in an old tube station corridor. Down in its basement it was a close intermit gig, in fact apart from sharing the toilet with Jon Harvey, we never actually saw the band play. I then picked the band up in a small venue in Leicester called the Cookie. I missed the 2018 triple header tour with Black Stone Cherry and The Cadillac Three due to having to be elsewhere that December. I’m pleased to say Jeremy was back firing on all cylinders, the band smashed it as the weather turned and it rained while topless Jeremy was hooning around. July that same year I saw them up a mountain in Wales in the rain. I remember the night well as I was the only tog in the pit, which by the Rescue Rooms standards was massive. Now in 2022 I have seen them a few more times each show being better than the last, oh maybe apart from the Rescue Rooms show in April 2017, it seemed that Jeremy was a bit pre occupied with his amp and his usual high-octane performance was a little shall we say flat. High energy rock n roll and songs full of blues fuzz distortion that just resonated, I loved them from the get go. They stormed on stage like a Tsunami and completely rocked the opening set. This is a band I’m always eager to go see since I first saw them support Nickelback back in 2016. Review & Photography by Manny Manson for MPM
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