Junior Revolution

In a city where Charlie Hustle's name still graces
the downtown boulevard, a five piece emerged by removing the crutches
typically associated with pivotal rock stardom - No egotistical
frontman/self-proclaimed singer, no supporting cast, but instead a
unified, well-oiled machine built upon a foundation of vocal harmony,
versatile guitar work, and clever drum strokes. After the loss of two
members Junior Revolution has re-energized and returned to touring and recording. Known for their diverse and energetic live show, they've
shared the stage with bands such as Geffen records artist Something
Corporate, Mae, Plain White Ts, Days Away, The Kinison, Tsunami Bomb,
Boys Night Out, Waking Ashland, As Tall as Lions, Northstar, and Coheed
& Cambria. More recently, Junior Revolution took first place in the
national Jillians/Budweiser True Music Battle of the Bands.

Drawing upon a strong DIY ethic, Junior Revolution is quickly building an
impressive reputation as hard-working musicians. They have
self-produced two albums amid a rigorous touring schedule since 2001,
performing at acclaimed venues such as The Agora Ballroom (Cleveland,
OH) and Promowest Pavilion (Columbus, OH). The band has taken part in the Midpoint Music Festival, Midwest Music Summit, Emergenza Festival and appeared on the Uproar Stage at the 2004 Vans Warped Tour.  Recently, the group joined an impressive roster of Indie rock bands forthe illustrious compilation, Revolution on Canvas, published in 2004 by Ad Astra Books and reviewed by MTV.com. Junior Revolution is
prominently featured on local radio station 97X ("The Future of Rock'n'Roll") and The Radar Report on XM Satellite Radio.

Characterizationsaside, Junior Revolution's sound can be best described as blurring thelines. If Dave Grohl had played drums for Crosby, Stills, Nash andYoung; if the Refused had written songs with Boston; if Sonic Youth hadwritten like the Beatles, they'd come close to the sound of Junior Revolution.