Introducing the sonic purveyors - A Local Band Bio

Formed in Grimsby in 1999, the sonic purveyors have worked hard to perfect their sound and build a fan base across the north of England. The band met at school and on the gigging circuit, and played around the pubs, clubs and festivals in North Lincolnshire for three years. They've built up a loyal fan base across the North of England that travel across the country to see them perform.

the sonic purveyors are:

Simon Cocks - Simon is the singer, songwriter, lead guitarist and front man of the band. His influences are broad-ranging (from AC/DC to Interpol) and all filter in to the sound of the sonic purveyors. Toby Green - The pounding engine room of the sonic purveyors on drums, Toby is always a hit with the ladies on tour - and, occasionally, with the men too.

James Brown - James plays bass, and supplies the glamour from his secret past as a male model. Adam Horrell - The latest addition to the line-up, Adam plays keyboards and second guitar whilst also studying at the prestigious Institute of Performing Arts in Liverpool. the sonic purveyors have played with acts including Chikinki and The Complete Stone Roses

Press

There was a lot of energy in the performance, barely suppressed in the more haunting, melancholy numbers and unleashed in short, adrenaline-filled bursts... an aural dose of hormones, they simply oozed rockstar chic. - music/elsiespringhead30jun04.html Musically, they had a style all of their own and their audacious stage performance really got the audience standing on tables and cheering for more. - www.bestoriginalband.com

Grimsby's Sonic Purveyors supply tremendous rock tunes - www.bbc.co.uk/humber/music/raw_talent For further gig details, bookings or any other information please contact: Pete Jackson: 07753 278495 bigpetejackson@yahoo.com More details to be found at www.thesonicpurveyors.com

Gigs 2004

Liverpool	Zanzibar
	Barfly
Warrington	WA1
	The White Room
Hull	Best Original Band - finalists
Cleethorpes	Winter Gardens
	Spider's Web

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