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From the din of sweaty rock clubs to the grandeur of blockbuster films, Greek Fire’s ethos and ambition transcend boundaries. Formed in 2008 by singer/guitarist Moon [formerly of Story of the Year,], Ryan, Phillips, and Johnny Venus, the St. Louis-based group have built a reputation for delivering visceral, cinematic rock bursting with soaring melodies and even higher hopes, along with a mesmerizing live show that’s made Greek Fire a worldwide must-see act. Adding Cavo guitar player Chris Hobbs and bass player Brian Pookee Smith to the touring mix has only added to the depth of the band.
The band's 2014 LOST EP included “TOP OF THE WORLD,” a John Feldmann-produced hit that was featured in Disney’s box-office-topping Big Hero 6 trailer. Known for a live show that feels like a full-throttle, theatrical rock revival, Greek Fire brings the same explosive energy that’s landed their cinematic-friendly anthems across major radio stations, blockbuster movie trailers, and hit television series.
Now, Greek Fire returns from the wreckage. After eight years of silence, the band is back — signed to Nettwerk Music Group and gearing up to release their first new record in nearly a decade. Built on the same heavy, hook-driven foundation that built their name, the new material trades comfort for reckoning: songs about what's earned in the wreckage, what survives the tide, and what rises when you stop waiting for permission. New music, new era, same fire. This is Greek Fire, resurrected.
The band's 2014 LOST EP included “TOP OF THE WORLD,” a John Feldmann-produced hit that was featured in Disney’s box-office-topping Big Hero 6 trailer. Known for a live show that feels like a full-throttle, theatrical rock revival, Greek Fire brings the same explosive energy that’s landed their cinematic-friendly anthems across major radio stations, blockbuster movie trailers, and hit television series.
Now, Greek Fire returns from the wreckage. After eight years of silence, the band is back — signed to Nettwerk Music Group and gearing up to release their first new record in nearly a decade. Built on the same heavy, hook-driven foundation that built their name, the new material trades comfort for reckoning: songs about what's earned in the wreckage, what survives the tide, and what rises when you stop waiting for permission. New music, new era, same fire. This is Greek Fire, resurrected.
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39.0 million
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