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This House We Built - Fly Me To The Moon - Rockmantic Festival Grimsby 2025

Scott Wardell Vocals, Guitars, Percussion Andy Jackson - Vocals, Guitars Chris Mayes - Drums, Vocals Wayne Dowkes-White Bass Guitar Label: THWB Records The real bricks and mortar of the band are a heady mix of bands from England’s Scarborough Strip (think Sunset Strip but with less debauchery, more chips and an untapped resource of talent since five Little Angels flew big in 88’). Players Scott Wardell (vocals guitar), Andy Jackson (guitars vocals), Chris Mayes (drums vocals) and Wayne Dowkes White (bass) finally came together just prior to the world shutting down in 2020. Rather than dwell on not being able to bring their collective talents to the stage, they started the socially distanced writing sessions that bought the plot for the house they were about to build. Each man brought a different musical path to the band, and you can hear them all as the album unfolds. Eclectic influences ranging from classic rock, funk, emo, nu-metal and melodic rock are mixed perfectly across the ten songs and brick by harmony laden brick they build a unique sound that transcends all of the aforementioned genres. Bassist Dowkes White struts into the house via Classic Rock Road. Citing influences of Bad Company, Whitesnake, Dio, UFO and Deep Purple his low-slung bass swings and sings in equal measure. Handed his first bass at fourteen (a 59’ fender jazz), he’s been perfecting that bottom end swagger ever since. Rhythm section is ran by the powerhouse Mr Mayes, Chris has a vast experience of playing in bands playing the circut for years. Influenced by a wide variety of music from Extreme to Ghost, Chris brings his stand out stlye, power and enthusiasm to the band generating a force that only he could bring. Guitarist Jackson picks and strums into the house by way of melodic rock boulevard picking out the American big guns of Bon Jovi and Skid Row as early influences. Nowadays he’ll solo his way through anything from country to rap. Originally a drummer at school as it got him out of maths, it would be a chance school jam with a guitarist who wanted to swap instruments that saw him swap two sticks for six strings. A quick learn of a Quo lick and the sticks were a distant memory. Vocalist Wardell serenades his way into the house having taken a sharp left off Lyrics Lane. Creatively driven by musical heroes Sting, King’s X, Little Angels and Tyketto a young Wardell was instructed to buy a bass from the back of Kerrang if he wanted to play in his friends band. Like all great frontmen though, he ignored the advice, bought a Marlin state of the art series from his local music shop and started to construct his own musical journey. So, there you have it, the house is a veritable musical mansion and when you add in stellar song writing that is equally at home penning stadium anthems as they are challenging difficult life situations such as depression, alcoholism and Alzheimer’s you start to realise ‘This House We Built’ are not simply here to rent, they are a long-term musical mortgage investment.