Renegade
Playboys 
melody and tomfoolery to create the perfect live atmosphere, but don't be fooled by the show and image, there is depth underneath that facade. Read into their lyrics and you'll see biting wit, and tongue in cheek silliness, but delve a little deeper and the true depth of their artistry is revealed. Songs like Bad Gurlz may on the surface
seem like a an exercise in mysogeny, whilst a closer look will see that they're a pained reflection on obsession and self destruction.
Live
the band have a total mastery of the art. CRASH on vocals bounds about
the stage leaping from one end to the other, his antics resembling a strange
mix of Michael Jackson, Mike Patton and Freddy Mercury.
Whilst guitarists Dave Playboy and Sebz each with his own style and finesse
and virtuoso musicianship harken back to classic players like Eddie Van
Halen, Kirk Hammet and Slash.
Andy on Bass provides a solid energetic rhythm whilst mixing in the occasional
complexity to add further depth to their sound and behind the lot of them,
Mayhem on drums brings it all together with a mixture of complex double
bass footwork and solid sticksmanship.
Following tours supporting bands like The Darkness, Skid Row, L.A. Guns
(ex GnR), and Dragonforce these boys are ready for their own share of
the limelight. The only question is whether the limelight is going to
be big enough for them! With a set as diverse as it is breathtakingly
energetic gig goers stand up and pay attention. The
Playboys are coming...