Vintage Trouble formed in 2010 out of the ashes of a few other bands, and not by chance, Ty Taylor (vocal) and Nalle Colt (guitar) teamed up with drummer Richard Danielson and bassist Rick Barrio Dill. They entered The Bomb Shelter Studio, recorded an album's worth of material in three days, which was intended to be demos and ended up being pressed into CDs. The 'Bomb Shelter Sessions' became Vintage Trouble’s first album. Selling it at their gigs was easy and their fans became known as the "TroubleMakers."
The next order of business became breaking the band in England, right away. Their first venture overseas resulted in a similar groundswell with Music Weekly naming them 2011 Breakout Artist of the Year and HMV hailing them as their "Next Big Thing.” Their return to the U.S. was nothing short of epic. Vintage Trouble saw the homecoming as a true testament to their fans’ dedication to spreading the word and sharing their music.
Vintage Trouble then went on a world tour that saw them open for Lenny Kravitz, The Cranberries, Joss Stone and recently, The Who. Their world tour continued in 2013 with performances at Coachella, Glastonbury and Rock In Rio, a Japanese headlining run and The Who’s European Tour.
As a band, Vintage Troubler is made up of a quartet of sincere musicians whose combination of hard work, talent, and good fortune are undoubtedly going to take them right where they deserve to be: on our radios, our headphones, our televisions, and at major venues like the RBC Bluesfest, where we go to see our favourite bands, as well as on the soundtrack of our favourite moments in life.
