Here's bands that rocked our venues, in no special order. Norwegian bands:
Teencats,Trouble Boys, Built For Speed, Rebels Revenge, Twang Gang, Backyard Drifters, Wild Dogs, Teddy Trigger and the Gatling Guns, Bulletproof, Wild Bunch Big Band, Roger and his Burning Hellcats, Twistaroos, Tempo Toppers, Cascadez, Money Makers, Hot Rod T, Powerful Stuff, Noise Polution, Smalltown Ramblers, Daltons, Goin' Ape, Riot Boys, Johnny Thunder and the Fairlanes, Shotgun Whalers and more to come Swedish:
Black Nights,Slaptones, The Grapestompers,Snakebite, Rock-a-Bops, Wackos, Simon Crashly, Jack Baymoore and the Bandits, Wild Stompin' Bluecats, Tom Powder,Sleepy Hollow, John Lindberg Trio, Green Kryptonite, Radicanes,Joe Redeye and the Shyboys, Little Aron and the East Side River Boys, Go Getters and more to come Irish:
Sabrejets and more to come US:
The ROCKATS, Pep Torres, Slim Jim Phantom, Hillbilly Hellcats and more to come UK:
Crazy Cavan and the Rhythm Rockers, Johnny Storm Band,Darrel Higham, Sandy Ford, Carlos and the Bandidos, Polecats, Blast Off, Ian Terry Band, Matchbox, Long Tall Texans, Doomsday Rockers, The Rhythm Aces , Furious, Paul Ansell's Number Nine and more to come
German:
Lou Cifer and the Hellions, Wildcats, Foggy Mountain Rockers, Black Raven, Jailbirds, Little Neal and the Blues Flames,Lennerockers, The Pinstripes,Blue Rockin', Cadcatz,Tin Cans, Raik and the Chainballs, Rockers Revenge and friends and more to come
Dutch:
Ronnie Nightingale and the Haydocks, Highway 54, El Rio Trio,The Red Shots and more to come
Danish:
Taggy Tones, Wild Wax Combo and more to come
Finish:
Beetle Crushers, Ellis and the Angry Teens( R.I.P Ude ), Cast Iron Arms, Johnny Trouble and the Razors, Silver Bullets, Slippers, Buck Jones and his Rhythm Riders, Johnny D. and the Knuckledusters and more to come
Russian: The Rattlesnakes and more to come
Our story, so far:
It all started out with four of us, talking about how cool it would be to start a rockinclub. We felt that it wasnt enough happening around here in Norway, so after a bit of to do or not to do, we finally decided to start:)
This was around may 1999.
We first asked the local clubs around, if we could book the bands, and they get most of the income, but not one was interested, can you believe that?.
Since some of us was members of Moss Amcar Cub, we asked to borrow their club house for a gig, and that was ok.
We was now counting 10 members.We had our first party July 31st 1999.
It was our Swedish friends in Black Knights, who opened the ball, and it was so great that we had to continue.
In the same building as the amcar club, there was also a biker club, and since they had found another place for their club, we got their old place.
After a month of hard work of knocking down walls, building a stage, painting etc., it was finished and we re-opened in september with The Trouble Boys (ex. Teencats)
Our intensions was from day one to do one gig each month, since the scene in Norway aren't good enough for weekly gigs.
Its now year 2006 and we're 8 members, and and we're still kickin' and strugglin' to survive, only to get some real rockin' action to Norway. Remember to support your local rockin' joint, because without You, we're nothing!
A few weeks ago I backed up Don Woody at the 1st Rockabilly Bash. I did that with the Tri-Tones from Estonia. Here’s a video clip with his song “Barkin’ Up The Wrong Tree”.
At the same evening I released my 2nd album ‘Mixed Up”. I recorded this album with The Neva River Rockets from Russia, the Tri-Tones from Estonia and did two duets with U.S.A singer Karling Abbeygate.
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