ORIGINAL STL!
Jimmy Griffin & The Incurables
with Shooting With Annie , Hounds
About Jimmy Griffin & The Incurables
American rock guitarist and vocalist, Jimmy Griffin is a spearhead in the St. Louis music scene. He made big waves in the early nineties ripping with King of the Hill, and his more recent original work with The Incurables remains a favorite local draw. Griffin also dominates in tribute with bands such as Celebration Day, Street Fighting Band, Hard Promises, and continues to be an integral key to making local legend El Monstero into the spectacular beast and tradition it is today.
About Hounds
As highschoolers, Jordan Slone and his younger brother, Logan, assembled their first working group, recruiting longtime friend and drummer Logan Mohler to form Clockwork in 2010. Within two years, they were touring clubs and making festival appearances throughout a 30-state region, supporting notable artists such as Blues Traveler, Andy Grammer, and O.A.R. The group’s style began to divert toward pop-centric, leading Logan Slone to branch off, and Jack McCoy to join as the band’s new bass player. It wasn’t long before Clockwork became Hounds, and adopted a more aggressive brand of rock, laced with rich and resounding harmonies, that they infused into their newly released self-titled LP of tracks. The three triumphed in TopGolf’s national band competition, Who Will Rock You?, scoring an artist development and album deal with major label BMG. Built on vibrant, ringing harmonies and concentrated, muscular riffs, the three crafted a forward-moving, immediate, and pulsing collection of songs ranging from greasy rumble-seat rock to up-to-the-minute, angst-ridden modern musings.
