The Bulletboys came onto the scene in the latter half of the 1980s as a spin-off of King Kobra. The group’s Ted Templeman-produced 1988 debut produced many classic hits, including MTV videos, despite the inevitable Van Halen comparisons. In the years that followed the band’s initial releases, guitarist/vocalist Marq Torien ...

In the wake of Guns 'N Roses embarking on their rise to the top of the rock heap (which at first was questionable, as Appetite For Destruction was a sleeper to begin with), many majors signed what they believed would be their own version of that famed quintet. The City ...

The Vegas Rocks! Hair Metal Awards took place at the Eastside Cannery on May 15, 2016. Love them or hate them, Sally Steele and Vegas Rocks! Magazine have been pillars of the Las Vegas music scene for over a decade, filling the void left by the folding of publisher Chris ...

  Rock and roll fans around Las Vegas were geared up to spend July 31, 2015 at Count’s Vamp’d for a triple bill of rock and roll excellence, with Killer Bee (featuring former UFO guitarist Paul Chapman), Gunzo (featuring Tracii Guns and Rudy Sarzo), and the Bulletboys. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances, ...

    In the late 80s and early 90s, the Bulletboys came on the music scene and left an almost immediate impression. Featuring former King Kobra members Marq Torien, Mick Sweda, and Lonnie Vencent, plus drummer Jimmy D’Anda, the band scored no shortage of hit singles and MTV videos with ...