The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower
The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower formed in Philadelphia in the late 1990s, with Jeff Shelton on vocals, Dave Heumann on guitar, Bryan Lynn on bass, and...
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The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower formed in Philadelphia in the late 1990s, with Jeff Shelton on vocals, Dave Heumann on guitar, Bryan Lynn on bass, and Josh Smallwood on drums. Their name came from a surrealist art installation, which gave a hint about their approach. Their debut album 'The Man Who Would Not Be King' came out in 1999, and songs like 'Attached to the Hip' got some play on indie radio.
They put out more albums over the next couple decades, including 'Home' in 2002 and 'The Tempest' in 2009. Their 2018 album 'The End is Here' was their last. They had a reputation for energetic live shows and a sound that mixed Shelton's distinctive vocal delivery with Heumann's melodic guitar work.
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