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The Shods

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The Shods
OriginLowell, Massachusetts, United States
GenresRock n Roll, Punk rock, power pop
Years active1993–present
LabelsPoorhouse Records, Lunch Records, Killing Floor Records
MembersKevin Stevenson
Scott Pittman
Dave Livingston
Dave Aaronoff
Jay Buckley
Past membersRoy Costa
F.J. Ventre
James Gaudette
Eric Stevenson
Craig Silverman
Micah Blue Smaldone
Carl Ayotte
Travis Taylor
Websitetheshods.net

The Shods are a band from Lowell, Massachusetts who have released five albums and an EP to date. The Shods have a loyal regional following, and remain well known in their home state.

Origins

The Shods formed in 1993 in Lowell, MA with musicians Scott Pittman, Roy Costa, and music mainstay Kevin Stevenson, whose other projects included Formicide, Only Living Witness, and Duck Duck. Within a week of forming, the band produced a debut EP titled I'm in Lowell, MA. In 1995, the band released its debut full-length album Here Come The Shods on a self-created label called Poorhouse Records.

Tours

After recruiting F.J. Ventre on Bass, and Dave Aaronoff on second guitar, work began at Fort Apache Studios on what was intended to be their major label release on MCA. This deal, however, fell through and the band shelved the project until 2001. Also during this time, the band toured around the northeast with fellow Bostonians, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Stevenson began playing in what became known as the Rivers Cuomo Band.

Health issues

After many lineup changes during the recording of Bamboozled and Thanks for Nuthin', The Shods were threatened to come to an end when lead guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Kevin Stevenson learned he was battling multiple sclerosis.[1] Following the tragic news, the band pushed forward by releasing Tippy in 2003.[2] Although activity has been mostly stagnant in recent years, past members have returned with founders Kevin Stevenson and Scott Pittman for reunion shows including one in support the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Dropkick Murphys in 2007.

Albums

  • I'm in Lowell, MA - EP
  • Here Come The Shods
  • Bamboozled, Jilted, Hornswoggled + Hoodwinked
  • Thanks For Nuthin'
  • Stop Crying
  • Tippy[3]

References

  1. ^ Finch, Amy Kevin Stevenson explains what happened, The Boston Phoenix, May 21–24, 2001
  2. ^ *Milano, Brett, Resurrections: The Shods and Gail Greenwood resurface, The Boston Phoenix, June 20–26, 2003
  3. ^ *Milano, Brett, Resurrections: The Shods and Gail Greenwood resurface, The Boston Phoenix, June 20–26, 2003

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This page was last edited on 19 April 2024, at 17:07
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