Dead on Broadway
Dead on Broadway formed in Los Angeles around 2002, with Chuck Coles and Ian Hernandez at the core. They put out their first album, 'A Hand with the Devil,'...
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Dead on Broadway formed in Los Angeles around 2002, with Chuck Coles and Ian Hernandez at the core. They put out their first album, 'A Hand with the Devil,' in 2004, which gave the band its initial push. The title track from that record became a calling card for their sound, which pulled from hard rock and punk without settling neatly into either category.
They released several more albums over the next decade, including 'Next in Line' in 2006 and 'Paint the Town' in 2012. Songs like 'Best Dress' and 'First Amendment' showed their knack for direct, riff-heavy rock. The band's lineup included Nate Stockdale on bass and Moises Hernandez on drums.
Their relationship with record labels was reportedly uneven. They started with Roadrunner Records but moved to Jive after 2006, though neither arrangement lasted very long. Some of their lyrics and stage presence drew criticism at the time, though they also maintained a dedicated fanbase that appreciated their unpolished approach.
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