Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers Band, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Toby Keith, Derks Bentley, George Strait, rock music, jazz music, blues music, classical music, oh my God this is getting out of hand. Just come and see us would you? We like it all!
Sounds Like
Hopefully us! Every member of the band comes from different musical backgrounds. From old style country, modern country, jazz, blues, rock, metal, southern rock, and even classical. We like it all! And that's what you get at a Fulton Chain Gang show. An unforgettable experience you've never heard before with groundbreaking musical versatility and a high energy show!
Record Label
We don't want to be labeled unless you sign us LOL
Booking Information
Please call
315-439-0303
Email us at
info@fultonchaingang.com
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For over a decade, The Fulton Chain Gang has entertained audiences throughout Central & Northern New York. Not only have they proved themselves to be a band with staying power, but they have also showed that they have what it takes to rise to the top of the competitive local music scene.
During its’ twelve year run, the “Gang” has shared the stage with a Who’s Who of national acts. Joe Diffie, Sammy Kershaw, Tracy Lawrence, and Toby Keith, are just a few of the performers that the Fulton Chain Gang has opened for. The list goes on & on…Mark Chestnut, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Restless Heart, and Black Hawk have all shared the stage with this popular band.
The Fulton Chain Gang has what it takes to fill seats in their own right. With their high-energy stage presence and hard-driving country-rock style, FCG consistently plays to packed houses.
Venues such as the highly touted Showroom at the Turning Stone Casino Resort, Alex Bays’ Bonnie Castle Resort, Saranac Brewery’s Thursday Night Concert Series, along with many of Upstate New York’s county fairs, have enjoyed standing room only crowds thanks to this popular group. Recently the band has been in the recording studio to start recording tracks for their first album, hoping to expand their horizons with their popular original songs, and take the next step up on the music industry ladder.
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