Shane Allan Band
This is a pretty new country rock band. They play a large variety of country as well as some classic rock.
Be sure to also check out the interviews with Shane Allan and Steve!
Meet The Band:
Shane Allan plays the electric guitar and sings. He's extremely talented behind the guitar.
Mike plays the steel guitar, the fiddle and the electric guitar as well as offering backing vocals to this band. He offers a large amount of talent to this band.
Tony plays the acoustic guitar and the harmonica as well as sings lead and backing vocals. He was also very talented and offered a good amount of enthusiasm on stage.
Steve plays the bass guitar as well as offering backing vocals to this band. He offered a good amount of talent and enthusiasm to the band.
Brett is the drummer. He offered a large amount of talent and enthusiasm to this band.
The music:
This band plays country cover songs of Tim
McGraw, Brad Paisley, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Travis Tritt, and more.
They play some older rock covers by Billy Joel, Eric Clapton, Bob Segar, and more.
They also play some of their original music which will be on their upcoming CD.
Their performance:
The Pros:
This band played a wide mix of music.
They were enthusiastic on stage.
The Cons:
They didn't do a whole lot to get the crowd involved in the music.
They could use some work vocally.
My Thoughts:
I was impressed with this band seeing as they're relatively new. I
thought they had a great stage presence and offered some great music and
enthusiasm. They really mixed up the music they played and seemed to truly
enjoy themselves while they were on stage. The only thing I felt that they
were lacking on a bit was getting the crowd involved in their music and the
vocals weren't all that impressive, but seeing as they're relatively new, that's
more than excusable.
Rating:
My rating for this band on a scale of one to five, five being terrific, would be
a four.
They're slightly lacking when it comes to getting the crowd involved and could
use a little work vocally, but they're a lot of fun to go see.
Here's the link to their web site:
www.shaneallan.com