The Black Tires
The Black Tires formed in Philadelphia in 2001, with Daryl Grenier on vocals, Brian Nolan on guitar, Mark Boyle on bass, and Matt Callaghan on drums. Their...
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The Black Tires formed in Philadelphia in 2001, with Daryl Grenier on vocals, Brian Nolan on guitar, Mark Boyle on bass, and Matt Callaghan on drums. Their debut album 'Blood on the Tracks' came out in 2003, followed by 'Highway to Hell' in 2005. The band took a break in 2007 before regrouping two years later.
Their 2011 album 'What's Wrong With You?' included the title track that became a radio hit. Other songs like 'All Alone' and 'Trying To Move On' show their straightforward rock approach. They kept recording through the 2010s with albums like 'Black and Blue' in 2014 and 'Outlaw' in 2018.
Grenier's lyrics and stage presence sometimes drew criticism, and the band developed a reputation for a rough-edged style. They toured regularly after their 2009 return, building a following for their live shows.
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