10 Cent Wonder
is:
Jon Campbell: guitars, vocals
Tyler Tullis: drums, percussion
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
10 Cent Wonder has been around in one form or another for nearly 7 years. Beginning when they were freshmen in highschool the band members decided that they wanted to be rock stars so they figured the first step in becoming such would be to start a rock band, the likes of which the world clearly was not in the least bit ready for. Unfortunatly no one in the band had the slightest inclination that this was the case**
And so they plodded along on their musical journey knowing not whither the winds of musical fads and change would take them. Over the years the line up changed dramatically, but the musicallity always kept true to its Kansas City inspired blues rock roots.
At its core, 10 Cent Wonder has a riff driven, alternative rock sound. While the music reflects the members personal influences, its own Kansas City curing lends the band a unique sound all its own.
10 Cent Wonder is ready to follow their music where ever its going to lead them in 2006 and beyond. We hope to see you there.
**watch the rockumentary "This Is Spinal Tap" and you'll be able to better understand this most unfortunate miscalculation.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
Yes, a show schedule can be found at www.myspace.com/10centwonder
Your musical influences
At its core, 10 Cent Wonder has a guitar driven, alternative/modern rock sound . While the music reflects Jon's grass roots influence that can best be described as blues inspired, it also has a unique sound that's all its own.
What equipment do you use?
Paul Reed Smith Guitars, Fender Guitars, Peavy, Shure, Keeley Effects, Boss, Dunlop, E/H Effects, ProCo, Premier drums, Mapex drums, Zildjian cymbals, Yamaha hardware, DW hardware, Gibralter hardware, GarageBand
