Have you ever seen the movie Spinal Tap?

We have played at quite a few places in our band history, including the Roxy Theater, Rush's Book Swappe, Skateland, The Tiki House, and other places. We enjoy playing live more than almost anything and do as often as possible.

It helps to introduce people to new music.

Yep.

With roots going back as early as late 2003, the Tinsmen have just recently gone public with their all original material. Hoping to begin recording their demo sometime very soon, the 5 band members of the Blues-based-Classic-Rock-influenced-with-hints-of-Jazz-and-Modern-Alternative-with-Progressive-and-Psychedelic-styles band are enthusiastic about the groups recent jump into the foray of the local music scene. With influences ranging from Pink Floyd to B.B. King to Interpol to Steely Dan, the music that the Tinsmen produce cannot be classified under one genre, but they are still able to make sounds that can be pleasing to 3 different generations of music listeners. The band looks to have a bright future, beginning at a young age as all the members are currently high-school aged students.

Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Who, Yes, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, Rush, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Traffic, The Kinks, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and more.

Home.

Fender Stratocasters, a Gibson SG with '57 Classics, Marshall and Crate Amplifiers, a Tama Rockstar Drumset, a Fender Precision Bass, Hartke Bass Amplifiers, Sennheiser and Shure Microphones

We have nothing else to say.