The Voxx
The Voxx know the streets of London very well. Singer and guitarist Mikey Buckley, bassist Dan McLean and drummer Claude Trejonis have spent the last couple of years putting it about, on a near constant tour of the hippest clubs and
filthiest pubs our fair city has to offer.There have been adventures aplenty along the way. Like recently when they
supported Babyshambles at a secret London gig. Or their shows alongside contemporaries like The Rifles, The Subways, The View and The Mystery Jets; not to mention elder statesmen like the Yardbirds and Steve Diggle of
the Buzzcocks. They even have fans in Californian rockers Louis XIV. Of course, it's not just the music that turns heads; they look pretty good too. They boys turned down Charlotte Church when asked to lend some tousled
rockstar-chic to one of her videos (Claude was busy filling in on drums for Goldfrapp at the time anyway).The Voxx like to play outside of the capital too. As well as playing around the UK, they've twice accepted invitations to take the show State-side, with tours of duty through New York and Philadelphia. Their first appearance at the legendary
home of underground rock, CBGBs, went down so well they were asked to return; so they went back and took the roof off a second time. But it's back in Blighty where The Voxx have been making the biggest buzz; their energetic live shows and catchy, hook laden songs have gained them lots of
support and airplay on XFM. The boys have also recently featured in NME as one of the up and coming bands to watch.
"A sound smeared with the spirit of dirty, infectious rock n' roll" - NME
"A three man assault of strutting guitars and mesmeric sex laden grooves" MOJO
