Black Jack Romeo
Black Jack Romeo formed in the late 1990s when Jack Sullivan and guitarist Damien Reyes met in Los Angeles. They started playing in small clubs, building a...
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Black Jack Romeo formed in the late 1990s when Jack Sullivan and guitarist Damien Reyes met in Los Angeles. They started playing in small clubs, building a sound around raw, visceral rock. Their 2005 album 'Bloody Glory' included the title track, which became one of their most recognized songs.
That album also featured 'Civil War' and 'Condemned,' songs that reflected the band's tendency toward political themes and dark imagery. Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism, and they developed a reputation for confrontational live shows where Sullivan would debate audience members.
Beyond 'Bloody Glory,' they released several other albums including 'The Devil's Advocate' in 2008 and 'Apocalypse' in 2012. Songs like 'Fight Till The Death' and 'Marching To Death' continued in their established style of aggressive, thematic rock.
The band's lineup included Sullivan on vocals, Reyes on guitar, Jake Williams on lead guitar, Aiden Bishop on bass, and Ethan Cox on drums. They maintained this core group through most of their recording years, putting out their last album 'Resurrection' in 2017.
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