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RED Overview: "RED play hard rock music that occasionally flirts with metal influences. The quartet are identified as a Christian band, but their songs don't contain overt references to religion or faith, although their lyrics' implied spiritual themes have made Red popular on the Christian charts. Known for being a tireless touring group, Red flex a dynamic, dramatic quality in their songs that's similar to the sound of groups like Shinedown and Linkin Park."
RED's Origins: "RED came together in the middle of the 2000s thanks to a friendship between singer Michael Barnes and twin brothers Anthony and Randy Armstrong. Moving from Pennsylvania to Tennessee to focus on their career, the three members hooked up with guitarist Jasen Rauch. The band went through a few different drummers, but these four principals have remained the core of RED."
'End of Silence': "In 2006, RED released End of Silence. The album spawned three singles that landed on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts. In reviews, critics compared RED to bands like Linkin Park, Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle. Mainstream music magazines didn't give the band much attention, but Christian publications were very supportive of the record. As a vocalist, Michael Barnes fluctuated between moments of brooding intensity and full-out screaming invective. In 2006, End of Silence was nominated for the Grammy for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album, losing to Jonny Lang's Turn Around."
'Innocence & Instinct': "RED returned in 2009 with Innocence & Instinct, which the band members said was inspired by Dante's Inferno and a serious 2007 tour accident that resulted in their van crashing through a guardrail and sliding across the highway on its side."
Red Lineup:
Anthony Armstrong – guitar
Randy Armstrong – bass
Michael Barnes – vocals
Jasen Rauch – guitar
RED Overview: "RED play hard rock music that occasionally flirts with metal influences. The quartet are identified as a Christian band, but their songs don't contain overt references to religion or faith, although their lyrics' implied spiritual themes have made Red popular on the Christian charts. Known for being a tireless touring group, Red flex a dynamic, dramatic quality in their songs that's similar to the sound of groups like Shinedown and Linkin Park."
RED's Origins: "RED came together in the middle of the 2000s thanks to a friendship between singer Michael Barnes and twin brothers Anthony and Randy Armstrong. Moving from Pennsylvania to Tennessee to focus on their career, the three members hooked up with guitarist Jasen Rauch. The band went through a few different drummers, but these four principals have remained the core of RED."
'End of Silence': "In 2006, RED released End of Silence. The album spawned three singles that landed on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts. In reviews, critics compared RED to bands like Linkin Park, Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle. Mainstream music magazines didn't give the band much attention, but Christian publications were very supportive of the record. As a vocalist, Michael Barnes fluctuated between moments of brooding intensity and full-out screaming invective. In 2006, End of Silence was nominated for the Grammy for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album, losing to Jonny Lang's Turn Around."
'Innocence & Instinct': "RED returned in 2009 with Innocence & Instinct, which the band members said was inspired by Dante's Inferno and a serious 2007 tour accident that resulted in their van crashing through a guardrail and sliding across the highway on its side."
Red Lineup:
Anthony Armstrong – guitar
Randy Armstrong – bass
Michael Barnes – vocals
Jasen Rauch – guitar