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Bio:
The Tri-Fives blend a razor sharp new edge together with old school punk rock and roll to create a sound that will take over the world. Formed in early 2004, The Tri-Fives rose from the culmination of 5 years of running wild in the studio and on the road with Anti-Anti, the former effort of Billy Anti (First Time Felons) and later Michael Crush (YGC). Tommy Shameless (singer/songwriter for Anti-Anti) decided that after 5 years, it was time for a change, and is currently working on a glam project with former Anti-Anti producer Jay Matheson of the Jam Room. Billy and Mike decided to keep on truckin out punk rock, hitting the ground running on developing a set of material from Billy's catalog of unreleased material. Joe Pizzo (formerly of Chicago's The Stand) was added on drums and The Tri-Fives were born. Over the years, they've shared the stage with such fine acts as The Suicide Machines, Travoltas, The Independents, Murphys Law, The Forgotten, From First to Last, the Dollyrots, and many more. With the same three chords, and a new voice, they won't back down. Look for The Tri-Fives in record stores and live in a town near you, with a release in April of 2005 on Fastmusic Label, followed by U.S., European, and Asian tours to support.
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Members:
Billy Anti - Guitar/Vocals,
Joe Pizzo - Drums/Percussion/Vocals,
Michael Crush - Bass/Vocals
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Influences:
The Ramones, The Clash, Cocksparrer, Social Distortion, Rancid, Operation Ivy, The Queers, Screeching Weasel, Teen Idols, Stiff Little Fingers, Green Day, Bruce Springsteen, One Man Army
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Gear:
Gibson, Fender, Ampeg, Everly Strings and Picks
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