Basic Information
Label: Vanity Music Group
Management: booking: Dean Swett Paramour Group 715-743-4496
Members: Andy Haught-vocals, Shane Day-guitars, Chris Webb-drums, Paul First-bass
Zeroking
Charleston, WV
Rock / metal / glam
Bio
ZEROKING BIOGRAPHY* Stephen Zimmer
Andy Haught - Lead vocals
Shane Day - Guitars, backing vocals
Paul First - Bass, backing vocals
Chris Webb - Drums, percussion, backing vocals
“Showtime! The world is yours, go on and take it!” thunders frontman Andy Haught on the brand new track “Showtime”, words that capture the vigor, swagger, and brazen rock flare of Huntington, West Virginia-based ZeroKing.
New school embraces the old school, and out comes an irresistible sound that combines the bes...
Comments
GORROTH:
hey guys! be sure to check out our new song "Pastures of Impalement"
Feb 04
Jay P. Williams:
Cool tunes!!!!!
Jan 14
EH:
Good Hard Rock tunes, excellent sound, Keep Rocking, EH
Dec 24
Maxlink AkA Dark Angel:
Very best to you!
Dec 07
You Defy:
X-Fest was pretty killer. Check us out man, greatly appreciated.
Nov 26
Cosmic Waste:
Stone Cold Bitch is a great song!!!! luv it!!!
Nov 15
PROMIZE™:
Awesome music! Good luck
Sep 25
Carlin:
Hey,
My name is Carlin from D.A.M.Nation. I work for producer/song writer/engineer David Adam Monroe (Torque/Victory/Epitaph/Sony). I'm contacting you because I proactively contact bands that we want to get into the ...
Aug 15
FarCry:
I am so sorry I haven't fanned you guys yet, my bad, you guys fuckin' rock!
Jul 26
Electric Love Buzzards:
You guys ROCK!! Love your music, especially the twin guitar stuff!! KEEP ROCK'N bro
Jun 21
Artist Stats
Fans: 15,429
Song Plays: 2,869
Visits: 6,600
Video Plays: 401
Widget Hits: 16,759
Status
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So who's ready to rock in Huntington WV tomorrow night?? http://t.co/IOfWQy1f
Blog
Rocklahoma sendoff party success despite Huntington water shutoff!!
Jun 29, 2009 at 03:57 AM
Despite the city of Huntington not having water and news reports that all city businesses were shut down, the party went off without a hitch at Club Echo and still drew respectable numbers (just short of 60 people at the door) Jimi Mitchell and Better Day Parade both put on solid opening sets and brought people to their feet to get the party start...
