Tears of Olympus

Band Bio: Tears of Olympus is the band you need when you want to the earth to quake, asses to shake, and the walls to vibrate. A long history of 70's heavy metal muscle mixes with a love of blues, desert rock, funk, and hardcore punk rock for a unique blend of music that reaches deep down and makes you feel like a bad ass and want to groove. These cats have been at the game for a while from humble beginnings seven years ago in a West Virginia storefront to entertaining thousands of people with heavy Black Sabbath-inspired guitar riffs, deep growling bass lines complimented by thunderous in-the-pocket drums, all topped off with powerful, soaring vocals that incorporate cool story telling. Playing original music with a few covers occasionally, these guys have won fans over all across Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina. There's no reason to think they're going to stop now. Songlist - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ERrhmVOJIAZRco5kWssma2mMVhNfUGT4 Cover Photo - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RtfgNR0t2h2eB-BmfSXbjl0DK4LKolT- Logo - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PF26VY70CzoxTBSLl9vXiFhAd9Z_FJYy OTHER INFO FROM BAND: How Long They've Been Performing Professionally: 7 years as Tears of Olympus. Individually: Venom, 2 years, Tobin: 15 years, Matt: approximately 30. Where They've Performed in the Last Two Years: Scandal's Live! Riffhouse Pub The Blue Crab Uncle Ike's Elevation 27 Secret Islands (no longer in business) Paparazzi (no longer in business) Outer Banks Harley Davidson Where They'd Like to Perform: Smaller venues (300 seats or less) to large rooms (1000 or larger), festivals. Festivals: Inkcarceration Lunatic Luau Louder Than Life Blue Ridge Rockfest Carolina Rebellion OTHER REQUESTS: They request that they keep all merch sales, no merch fees or space rental fees to the venue. For shows that are longer distance travel shows they'd like to have food comped if it's offered and a $50 beer/alcohol tab. They have a strict non-negotiable rule with the band and crew that they do not drink alcohol before a show plus they're not big drinkers anyway. They're not a cover band and a typical headlining set length for them is 1 hour to 1 hour and 20 minutes. When They're Available To Play: Weekends: Thursday (depending on the location), Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (depending on location). They can do a weekday once per month, maybe twice for the right event.