Furious

elf penned songs about teenage life today, they are turning the world's kids onto a wild Rock 'n' Roll beat. Even from their early days playing in youth clubs around Liverpool, they caused a big stir! Their first single, the ASBO shuffle became an anthem at Liverpool football club, their debut album reached number 10 in the UK vinyl charts (above Elton John & Thin Lizzy) and more recently, their music has been featured on the computer game 'Rock Band' as well as a Dolce & Gabanna ad campaign in the USA. They have played countless gigs abroad, all over the world touring with the likes of Glen Matlock of The S*x Pistols, Slim Jim Phantom, UB40 and they've even had a beer named after them! This is the real roots of Rock 'n' Roll, so prepare yourself, Furious ain't for the faint hearted! - MOJO Magazine.

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"I really love the Halligan brothers, Mark & Andy. These guys are fantastic, they play great and they have an eye to the future. They have the reverence but they're not trying to sound like the record. They're infectious kind of guys too, positive and funny with such enthusiasm, it's a lot of fun when we play together. They're real teddy boys and they're still so young!! Absolutely amazing band!" - Slim Jim Phantom, The Stray Cats
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"Furious rock like crazy!! It's full in your face, hard driving rock 'n' roll with loads of attitude. This is the best music to come out of Liverpool since ex-docker and teddy boy, Billy Fury released the 'The Sound of Fury'. Fifty years forward, you've got 'The Sound of Furious!' - Another landmark in Liverpool's rich musical history. YES, they are that good!!!" - Lyndon Needs, Crazy Cavan 'n' The Rhythm Rockers

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“The sound of the british working class, the real one! Furious are the true essence of Rock ‘n’ Roll!” - Mick Green, Johnny Kidd & The Pirates

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"Furious have got something special! With that big old double bass and twanging guitar, they really blew me away" - James Burton, Guitar Legend

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"Furious are the face of today’s British Rock 'n' Roll! Their new record will kick you in the teeth then have you sobbing into your beer, all the things a Wild Rock 'n' Roll band should do” - Reb Kennedy, Wild Records

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"No-nonsense rock 'n' roll! My new favourite band" - Charlie Harper, UK Subs

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“I remember the early days of Crazy Cavan and was even hangin' around the Marquee Club and like places when Punk exploded, but NOTHING is as wild and mental as this lot!” - Roy Williams, Nervous Records

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"Furious are the toughest, possibly the youngest, and definately the most no-holds-barred rockers on the block. These guys live and breathe the music and believe every word of every song they sing. They deserve our undying respect as they are the real deal!" - Now Dig This Magazine

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"Slim Jim’s pounding drums and caveman vocals are thrilling enough but it would be a lesser event without the backing of Liverpool’s own Halligan Brothers, better known as Furious. The pair are dynamite to the point that there really is no-one to touch them when it comes to loud, dirty and authentic Rockabilly. They have already had a an album in the vinyl Top Ten, featured in a US ad for Dolce and Gabanna and played all over the world including two stints at Viva Las Vegas in Nevada. Slim Jim is clearly in awe of Furious and if it was actually possible to bring the roof down, they would." - Get Into This