FireBug, the renowned duo hailing from Joshua Tree, California, has enraptured audiences worldwide with their captivating performances. From iconic venues such as The Viper Room, The Roxy, and The Echo to festivals spanning the globe, FireBug’s magnetic presence has left an indelible mark on the music scene.
Their journey has seen them headline prestigious stages including Howlin’ Wolf, House Of Blues, and One Eyed Jack’s, while gracing major events like SXSW, Firelight Festival, and the French Quarter Festival across North America. Across the pond, FireBug delivered an unforgettable show at the sold-out Sonisphere Festival Knebworth, sharing billing with legends like Iggy Pop, The Cult, and Iron Maiden.In the UK, they’ve left their mark at renowned venues like Camden’s Dublin Castle and The Halfmoon London. Sharing the stage with music icons like Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine) and even 60’s psychedelic folk artist Donovan have further solidified FireBug’s reputation as trailblazers in the industry.
Fusing modern rock sensibilities with a distinct New Orleans flair, FireBug’s signature sound seamlessly blends elements of folk and blues, earning acclaim from critics and fans alike. Their upcoming album, produced by two-time Grammy Award winner Adrian Bushby (renowned for his work with Foo Fighters and Muse), promises to push boundaries even further. Their new single “Red, White and Blue’ redefines the landscape of modern rock. The emotive song is a song about peace, coming together, and moving away from the divisiveness that has permeated much of our culture here in the U.S. Proudly endorsed by Hiwatt UK, Pure Salem Guitars, and Moody Leather Guitar Straps, FireBug remains at the forefront of musical innovation and expression.
Jules of the band confides, “This is a song about peace, coming together, and moving away from the divisiveness that has permeated much of our culture here in the U.S.. It’s also about recognizing the struggles of everyday people that come from all backgrounds who are just trying to live their lives free from the burdens that plague us all in varying degrees. We have more in common than what separates us. Ultimately, love is better than hate and there is hope the American dream is still attainable for us all.”
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