MelonHeadMan Blissfully stuck in dropped D parallel universe somewhere in 1975
What they say:
“Part Skynyrd, part country, part bluegrass and all moulded in to MHM. The South has risen again!” Xavier Russell, Classic Rock
“MelonHeadMan are an awesome band. Their songs are loud, brash, risqué and most importantly crowd pleasing. The audience were hooked on their every word!”
Sven Stears, Explosure Magazine
“Last year I received a CD from Kent based boogie band MelonHeadMan and as blown away as I was - live they’re even better. I highly recommend this band.”
DJ Paul Chamberlain from rock radio station Arfm
“The album may be called 'The Good and The Bad' but it's hard to pick out any bad. The tracks alternate between great classic rock (with obligatory guitar solos), slow bluesy numbers (with slide guitars) and some uplifting boogie. It's been a while since I last heard such a stunning and confident album - check it out.” My Dad Rocks CD Review
“I am willing to stick my neck on the line and say that they are the sort of band that truly excel in a live situation.” Big T Music on Air Review
What we say:
Melonheadmans music reflects an on going love affair with 70's flavoured Rock. It stands apart from the norm with metal influenced guitar licks combined with melodic harmonies and tunes that you can actually dance too. The band love to perform and are at their best in front of a live audience. Their passion for what they do is evident in their electric performances and on stage charisma.
Career highlights
- Headlining Cranfest Festival, Twice
- Headlining @ The 100 Club, Oxford Street
- Backing the Members of Mott the Hoople
- Playing Classic Rock Festival
- Supporting Alabama 3
- Headlining Rusthall Rocks Festival
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