“Denim Road will be opening for Grammy winning songwriter and world renown musician Tommy Sims on May 11 in Cincinnati. Eric Clapton's version of the song "Change The World" won the 1997 Song of the Year Grammy. Tommy has toured with Bruce Springsteen, and recorded with and/or produced records with Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, Amy Grant, Garth Brooks, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, and Kelly Clarkson, just to name a few.”

“executed by a group of musicians that work together with the precision and artistry of a Swiss watch. Words like “slick” and “polished” are clearly appropriate adjectives for Denim Road, but only in the most positive light. The technically proficient band is gnat’s-ass tight and never use studio gloss to mask musical deficiencies, but use it to buff their sound to a rich, mellow glow.”

“Denim Road's "Prisoner Of The Past" is Number 1 on the AOR charts at www.classxradio.com”

“Denim Road lays down a groove with their original material that stands shoulder to shoulder with the bands they cover — the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Joe Cocker and Hall and Oates, among others.”

“Handmade Music at his best !! Perfect Mix of West Coast Rock with outstanding vocals. It sounds like Huey Lewis meets The Doobie Brothers, Pablo Cruise and The Sons of Champlin.”

“Denim Road is in the regular rotation at www.classxradio.com. Go to ClassX Radio and request The Perfect Stranger”

“....debut exudes a soulful Pop vibe that is comfortably, classically familiar, like an album you’ve heard a hundred times the first time through.”

“Denim Road has nearly finished the first 8 tunes for the second CD and will be back in the studio this weekend to begin more tracks.”

“What is clear is that Denim Road has a very unique sound that shows real signs of having melded into something entirely its own. Denim Road is definitely worth a listen.”

“Denim Road is nearing completion of tunes for the second CD.”

“Denim Road melds new sounds out of old, classic ones and captivates audiences along the way.”

“Denim Road finds a little bit of magic every time they pick up their instruments.”