Nineteen Wheels
Nineteen Wheels formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Roberts on vocals, Dave Brooks on guitar, Chris Mansfield on bass, and John Smith on drums....
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Nineteen Wheels formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Roberts on vocals, Dave Brooks on guitar, Chris Mansfield on bass, and John Smith on drums. Their debut single "13 Seconds to Burn" came out in 2005 and gave the band its first real attention.
Their sound mixed hard rock with punk and alternative metal elements, landing somewhere between the energy of Green Day and the heavier riffing of bands like Metallica. Songs like "Colorado" and "Good Enough" showed their knack for straightforward rock with Roberts' gritty vocals over driving guitar work.
They put out several albums including "The Last Stand" in 2007, "No Regrets" in 2009, "Rise of the Underdogs" in 2011, and "Unstoppable" in 2013. The music never strayed far from that initial burst of energy they captured on "13 Seconds to Burn."
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