In the summer of 2004, Teenage Casket Company (TCC), began playing out, and as momentum picked up, the band started getting a following. So much so that the band was averaging about 150 shows a year. This included shows around Europe and a jaunt to America. TCC supported the likes of Danger Danger, Acey Slade, Mitch Malloy, Vains Of Jenna, The Erotics, LA Guns, Sign, Vain, Robin Black and TUFF.
The melodic hard rock power pop band comprised of Rob Wylde (Tigertailz, Midnite City) on vocals, the rhythm section featuring Rob Lane on bass and Mike “Spike” Hollinshead on drums. Rounding out TCC was guitarist and co-founder of the band, Jamie Delerict.
So how would one describe Teenage Casket Company and their music? “Simply put, Our music is all about huge hooks, great melodies and the biggest Chorus’ you’ll find this side of a Bon Jovi album. We take all the best elements of late 80’s/ early 90’s American Hair Metal, and throw in some 80’s Pop,” states Rob Wylde. “TCC are part Bon Jovi, Part Cheap Trick.”
In 2005, Teenage Casket Company released Dial It Up (here called Radio Hearts) to rave reviews. Just a year later in 2006, they released an EP entitled Eat Your Heart Out. Both of these releases consisted of catchy, fun, unforgettable sing-along songs.