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By: Your Vegas debut “Champion” | Music Under Fire

Your Vegas debut “Champion” | Music Under Fire — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 21:27:52 +0000

[...] on their MySpace page. If you missed our interview with them last year, you can check it out here. Also, if you missed their debut album, A Town and Two Cities, which reached #6 on our top albums [...]

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 14:40:00 +0000

vnJust got to catch them again and was completely blown away. Your Vegas is the real deal. Their music has a passion and a power to it that has been lacking from much of the music of late. The richness and energy of their lyrics reaches your soul in a place like no other. This is a must have cd. And to catch them live is truly a pleasure.

By: moosekin13

moosekin13 — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 15:03:00 +0000

This band is definitely going to be the next big thing. I saw them perform when they opened for Duran Duran at a concert I attended recently, and I have to say I became an instant fan! Their live performance was spectacular and full of energy, and their album is fantastic! This band can rock out on tracks like Aurora and In My Head, and then play slower tracks like The Way the War Was Won so beautifully. Please check them out!

By: Julie

Julie — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:17:00 +0000

Your Vegas possesses a passion, talent and integrity for creating music that rocks you mind, body and soul; I cannot recommend their album enough. Coyle Girelli is a musical genius who I believe will give the music world amazing gifts for a long time to come. The skill and passion demonstrated by Girelli and his bandmates is so palpable in both their studio album and their live shows that the audience can’t help but become addicted. Your Vegas just feels good, there’s no other way to describe it, but don’t expect a light pop sound with disposable songs. Songs like Birds of Paradise and Up Until the Lights Go Out will thrill anyone who appreciates good old fashioned rock, while ballads like Salvador and The Way the War Was Won maintain a sweeping rock quality without ever sounding sappy or tired. In My Head is a pop bounce that will become a modern classic we will still be singing along to 20 years from now. These guys are a sight and sound to behold live, an absolute must-see. It is also worth mentioning that the respect with which Your Vegas treats their fans is unparalleled. If you are a music lover, you owe it to yourself to check out Your Vegas and their album, A Town and Two Cities. The previous poster provided a great site where you can listen for free before buying. I have recommended this album to countless friends and still have yet to find one who doesn’t love it. This band is headed places; don’t miss out.

By: Jackie

Jackie — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:10:00 +0000

I echo Sam’s comments. These guys are the total package. There is not one single song that I don’t like! Everyone I share the CD with is pleasantly suprised and finds themselves downloading within days. They songs have everything you are looking for: great beats, catchy tunes, awesome melodies, rocking drums, increadble guitar, thumping bass and stirring keyboards — and who can top that voice, NO one — Coyle just takes it home! Take the risk, download or get the CD….it is the best one I have owned in years.

By: SamChatha

SamChatha — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 17:29:00 +0000

If you have never heard of this band before then what are you waiting for … go have a listen to the whole album for free at http://www.thesixtyone.com it’s kind of cool to try before you buy and I guarantee you will buy!!! Mat is a phenomenal lead guitarist, Jon rocks it on base, Mark multi tasks his ass off on keys/guitars and whatever else you can throw at him, Mal absolutely blows your socks off on drums add to that the amazingness of Coyle’s vocals and his vocal range put it all in a pot with a shed load of creativity and what you have is the recipe for a unique sound of immense proportions with lyrics that captivate, enthral, and everyone can relate to without it ever being hard work yet at the same time genius. ‘A Town and Two Cities’ is the most addictive and enjoyable album ever.