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A drinkin’ band with a rock-n-roll problem, The Most Beautiful Losers began in the Spring of 2002 and have had their muddy boots full on the throttle ever since. A brawling, hard drinkin’ power trio that is dead set on kicking your ass one minute and making you hum their songs the next, the Losers quickly began to make a name for themselves based on their awesome live shows. Influenced by old time country music, punk and southern rock ( and just about any other hard drinking artist), the Losers found themselves playing for the “common folk”. If you have ever found yourself spending all of your ...read more
A drinkin’ band with a rock-n-roll problem, The Most Beautiful Losers began in the Spring of 2002 and have had their muddy boots full on the throttle ever since. A brawling, hard drinkin’ power trio that is dead set on kicking your ass one minute and making you hum their songs the next, the Losers quickly began to make a name for themselves based on their awesome live shows. Influenced by old time country music, punk and southern rock ( and just about any other hard drinking artist), the Losers found themselves playing for the “common folk”. If you have ever found yourself spending all of your money at the bar and crying in your beer about a lost love or that good job you just lost at the factory after failing your piss test, then The Most Beautiful Losers are definitely for you. Underdogs through and through, they know where you’re coming from man, because they’ve been there too.
The band’s April 2006 self-released debut album, “Playin’ With Hearts” is a focused and fun collection of songs with strong songwriting and catchy music that will ring in your head for a long time to come. The band has already begun writing a follow up album and will continue to tour and expand it’s audience through relentless performing to an increasing number of towns and enthusiastic crowds. « hide |
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