
Serious Rock and Roll People
Know your renegade.
Who are these guys? Why did John become a drummer? Find out Clay's pet names for his Marshall stacks. Get to know the people behind the band.
Heather “H-bomb” del Rio - Vocals
At an early age, Heather “H-bomb” del Rio was visited by a beautiful angel who claimed to have an important message for her. Heather never received that message, however, because she promptly punched her in the face, stole her voice, and then quickly snuck off into the woods. Raised by wolves, Heather spent much of her youth singing to the moon. Heather has lived in many places: New Orleans, Philadelphia, Houston, and now Austin—and she’s always kept one step ahead of the law. Pursued by the DHS and local law enforcement, she still managed to earn her BFA in Theater at University of the Arts, currently performs in local theater and films in and around Austin, and also manages to run a successful moonshine operation. Heather has always been a renegade; and now, after finding and joining her lost brothers in lawlessness and rock, nothing can stop them now.
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Clay Finley - Guitars, Vocals
The Mighty Renegades experience would not be complete without the distinctive
resonance of one of Clay Finley's Marshall amplifiers. Clay loves his Marshalls
so much he has given them sweet little pet names like The Violator, Lewd
Ferrigno, and Krakatoa. But these are only a few of many
devices of aural disruption he owns in his ever-growing stock he conveniently
refers to as Clay plays a Les Paul Standard, Jackson Soloist, Jackson V, a Custom Player 50's Stratocaster, an Epiphone Dot Deluxe, and a Fender Standard Strat. He also uses Marshall and Vox amps exclusively (until he gets off his ass and makes his own amp).
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John plays Roland V-Drums V-Pro with the TD-10 Sound Module.
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Ross Sabolcik - Bass, Vocals
Growing up in a steeltown near Pittsburgh PA, Ross learned the meaning of Heavy Metal at an early age. Musical for most of his life, Ross has been in numerous bands spanning the genre from progressive rock to an ill-advised stint in a hair metal band (current lack of hair not withstanding). Despite once performing in parachute pants, Ross has managed to keep his stones intact putting the mighty bass lines in The Mighty Renegades. Musical influences include Rush, The Who, Yes, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. A funky black man trapped in a white man's body, Ross gets his funk out on an Ernie Ball Stingray or Geddy Lee Jazz bass played through a Line6 Bass Pod into a David Eden CXC-300 Hybrid Bass Guitar Combo Amp. |