For nearly five years, The V-Roys stormed the Southeastern US, along with a great portion of the rest of the country, reaching as far as Europe with their fresh, original and infectious sound with a live show not soon to be forgotten if you ever saw them; leaving a wake of fans behind them and a small, but mighty body of recorded work that promises to influence a generation of musicians and songwriters for a long time to come.
In July of 2011 the band announced they would be releasing their
For nearly five years, The V-Roys stormed the Southeastern US, along with a great portion of the rest of the country, reaching as far as Europe with their fresh, original and infectious sound with a live show not soon to be forgotten if you ever saw them; leaving a wake of fans behind them and a small, but mighty body of recorded work that promises to influence a generation of musicians and songwriters for a long time to come.
In July of 2011 the band announced they would be releasing their first ever compilation CD entitled "Sooner Or Later" which includes thirteen remastered classics plus five previously unreleased studio recordings. The bigger news however was that the four original members of the band were reuniting for one concert to be held at Knoxville's Tennessee Theatre on New Year's Eve - 12 years after their last show there.