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==Bio== | ==Bio== | ||
They began in 2005 playing Irish transitional music for fun. This then lead to playing at [[Portland Saturday Market]] and busking outside of shows. They added drum and bass and started playing punk shows, working their way into the Portland music scene. They have since toured the US three times and the West Coast dozens of times. <ref>http://www.rumrebellion.net/bio.shtml Rum Rebellion Bio | Accessed 6/23/14</ref> | They began in 2005 playing Irish transitional music for fun. This then lead to playing at [[Portland Saturday Market]] and busking outside of shows. They added drum and bass and started playing punk shows, working their way into the Portland music scene. They have since toured the US three times and the West Coast dozens of times. <ref>http://www.rumrebellion.net/bio.shtml Rum Rebellion Bio | Accessed 6/23/14</ref> | ||
==Albums== | |||
*"Blackwater" (April '11) | |||
*"Pick Yer Poison" Split (January '09) | |||
*"Cruisin' For A Boozin'" (November '06) | |||
==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 24 June 2014
Irish punk band from Portland that formed in 2005.
Bio
They began in 2005 playing Irish transitional music for fun. This then lead to playing at Portland Saturday Market and busking outside of shows. They added drum and bass and started playing punk shows, working their way into the Portland music scene. They have since toured the US three times and the West Coast dozens of times. [1]
Albums
- "Blackwater" (April '11)
- "Pick Yer Poison" Split (January '09)
- "Cruisin' For A Boozin'" (November '06)
External Link
References
- ↑ http://www.rumrebellion.net/bio.shtml Rum Rebellion Bio | Accessed 6/23/14