FBA

FBA has taken a break. Whether or not they will join again is still up in the air. The drummer left for Berklee and the others are busy in their senior year. They only have one recent recording to show for their stent in the Columbus scene (engineer issues involving the engineer screwing them). All guitars for "Why No Country for Old Men Shouldn't Have Been a Musical" recorded by Chris Helms. Drums and vocals recorded by Steven Gowan. More recordings are planned to surface within the next few mo… Continue

FBA has had a great ride! And if you are wondering what will happen next? (because I know we have SO many fans in the greenroom) FBA is doing their farewell show on Saturday the 19th at the 467 House in Auburn at 7:00est. They will share the stage with Manchester Black, Alert the Sky, Crown Hill, and Eastern Skies. The band is having to part ways as their drummer is leaving to pursue studies in Music Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. As a parting gift to all w… Continue

FBA has made it to Indie Wars Round III! They will be joining Another Road Home, Ours to Alibi, What Great Light, Ocean Is Theory, and Manchester Black (the last three actually competing). Winner of Indie Wars recieve 5 free days in Earthsound Studios, so needless to say, the competing bands that night will be exciting to watch. FBA has risen through the ranks quite quickly to become one of the premiere metal bands in the area and will hold it down for the genre against 3 indie bands. If you hav… Continue

FBA has now completed their first ever studio recording. Done through Sounds of Excellence in Opelika, the recording is a better testament to what the group can musically accomplish. The new recording will either be posted soon or is already posted and is on their myspace www.myspace.com/fourboysfromalabama. If you can, give it a listen, and if you can't, find somewhere you can.

FBA has had an action packed past few months (bursting on the music scene, promoting like crazy, and doing more shows than they ever thought they would have in the last remaining months of 07). From shows in The Core, The Slaughter House, all the way out to The Hell House, to visiting studios, writing 7 full-length songs and covering many more, doing numerous parties, and trying to make a name for themselves-they have learned one thing about the music business... it ain't cheap. There is one

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