"Candelight Red" @ Harrisburg Hardware Bar - January 3, 2009 - Nikon D90 - Mark Teicher
Candlelight Red is the culmination of two central PA bands with a long history merged into one.
Bassist Adam Zimmer and Drummer Josh Hetrick were the rhythm section to the State College based band "Stept On". Stept On pounded the PA music scene and made the local airwaves with two exciting ep's and had bands like national recording artists "Halestorm" and "Breaking Benjamin" opening for them as well as opening for nationals.
After the band called it a day in 2006 the two decided to join forces with guitarist Jeremy Edge who had recorded 4 cds with a band that went by the name of "Backstreet Law" and later changed it's name to "Til December". After opening for many national acts and making appearances .. Jagermeister Musictour shows as well as many showcases, that band too had decided to disband. Out of the ashes came Candlelight Red.
After many months of rehearsing and writing, vocalist Greg Locke came in. Greg, who had worked with Adam and Josh before, added his soulful and powerful singing to the mix of heavy riffs, melody and dynamics and both old and new school metal and rock sounds. Candlelight Red have spent since the summer of 2008 introducing their sound to clubs all over central PA, NY and Ohio.
Not to be defined as only the descendants of their previous bands, CLR offer a sound that is new and innovative. Upbeat and adrenaline filled as well as melodic.
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Read MoreBassist Adam Zimmer and Drummer Josh Hetrick were the rhythm section to the State College based band "Stept On". Stept On pounded the PA music scene and made the local airwaves with two exciting ep's and had bands like national recording artists "Halestorm" and "Breaking Benjamin" opening for them as well as opening for nationals.
After the band called it a day in 2006 the two decided to join forces with guitarist Jeremy Edge who had recorded 4 cds with a band that went by the name of "Backstreet Law" and later changed it's name to "Til December". After opening for many national acts and making appearances .. Jagermeister Musictour shows as well as many showcases, that band too had decided to disband. Out of the ashes came Candlelight Red.
After many months of rehearsing and writing, vocalist Greg Locke came in. Greg, who had worked with Adam and Josh before, added his soulful and powerful singing to the mix of heavy riffs, melody and dynamics and both old and new school metal and rock sounds. Candlelight Red have spent since the summer of 2008 introducing their sound to clubs all over central PA, NY and Ohio.
Not to be defined as only the descendants of their previous bands, CLR offer a sound that is new and innovative. Upbeat and adrenaline filled as well as melodic.
Body Bumpers, LLC retains all rights, license, copyright, title and ownership of the image(s). All photos are digitally watermarked and tracked. Written permission, written approval must be obtained by Body Bumpers, LLC and a "For Commercial Use" license must be purchased from Body Bumpers, LLC prior to use in any printed publications, online publications or any form of advertising (i.e. show flyers, etc). Failure to obtain written permission, written approval and a "For Commercial Use" license from Body Bumpers, LLC will be subject to criminal and civil prosecution.
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