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There is more than one artist with this name. 1)Oi!/Punk band from Detroit, MI formed in 1985. 2) Indie/Electro/Pop from Harrow & Aberystwyth, UK 3)A metalcore band from Syracuse, NY formed in 2008. 4)An indie band from Fresno, CA. 1)The band started sometime around 1985 with members from various punkbands around Detroit. First solid lineup was Jeff on vocals, Keith Jackson on guitar (was later replaced by Kirk), Chris also he on guitar, Bill on bass and Jim on drums. Discography: From the Dead End Demo (1989) Zero Street (1991) Lost Generation (1994) March of the Damned (1996) 2) Consisting...

'The Loveable Rogues' area a British band that originate from London. The three members are Eddie Brett, Sonny Jay Muharrem and Te Qhairo Eugene. Their music is of an indie-pop/ska-pop genre. They reached the 2012 finals of Britain's Got Talent (the U.K. talent show), finishing fourth. They have released a free mixtape and one single. 'What a Night' reached 9 on the U.K. singles chart in April 2013. Additionally, 'The Loveable Rogues' were 'Olly Murs' official supporting act on his 'RIght Place Right Time' tour. .

Scottish gentleman, making music that he likes. Free EP - http://frostedbrogues.bandcamp.com/ www.myspace.com/frostedbrogues .

(There's more than one band with this name) 1) The Rogues are a band from Texas, USA playing Scottish folk (bagpipes). The official Website is http://www.therogues.com 2) A great 60's club band from Buffalo, NY - they did excellent covers of Beatles/Who/Yardbirds/Stones - released a single of The Train Kept a Rollin'/You Better Look Now in 1966. 3) A classic rock band based in Brisbane Australia. The official site is www.myspace.com/therogues1 4) A streetpunk band from Detroit, MI from late 80's to early 90's. 5) An indie band from Fresno, CA. www.facebook.com/roguesofficial .

There's more than just one band called The Brogues: 1. A 60's garage rock band. The Brogues was a Merced, California band formed in 1964 and split in 1965. The members Gary Grubb (better known as Gary Duncan) and Greg Elmore later joined the Quicksilver Messenger Service, a San Francisco-based band that received relatively wide commercial success. The other members of the band were Eddie Rodrigues on guitar, Rick Campbell on organ and Bill Whittington on bass. The band recorded only six songs: a demo session for "Someday" and "Journey", and two released singles "Someday/But Now I Find" and "(I...