Lions (band)

Lions (band)

Infobox musical artist
Name = Lions


Img_capt = Lions on stage at the White Rabbit in San Antonio in 2007
Landscape = yes
Background = group_or_band
Origin = Austin, Texas, USA
Genre = Rock
Psychedelic rock
Years_active = 2005–Present
Label =
URL = http://www.lionstheband.com/
Current_members = Matt Drenik
Jake Perlman
Austin Kalman

Lions are an Austin, Texas based band that formed the original, line up in July 2005. Their music is influenced by 60s and 70s era hard rock with 90s era fever. Lions create a blend of retro riffage, artful noise, melodic interludes, and revolutionary attitude.

Members include Matt Drenik (lead singer, guitarist), Jake Perlman (drummer), and Austin Kalman (lead guitarist, singer).

Additionally, the band has one of their songs - "Metal Heavy Lady" - as a bonus track in the video game .

Lions have toured the U.S. almost constantly for the past two years. They recently toured the east coast with Local H and are scheduled to tour the east coast again with The Toadies.

Discography ----Volume One - EP (2006)

No Generation (2007)

No Generation Re-Release (2008)

External Links ---- [http://www.lionstheband.com Official Website]

[http://www.myspace.com/lionstheband Official MySpace Page]

[http://www.reverbnation.com/lionstheband Official ReverbNation Page]


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