The Bolts are a modern rock band who walk the fine line between classic and contemporary with enough finesse to pique the interest of even the most jaded of hipsters. Fusing the best elements of Queen, The Beach Boys, Muse and The Killers, The Bolts have created a distinct and energetic, powerful pop-rock sound that has earned them acclaim as “LA’s hottest new band, “ according to LA Weekly. The Bolts are from everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Only in the pop music suburban melting pot of Southern California could this be possible. The Bolts are the direct musical descendants of a long list of great bands such as The Eagles, Van Halen, No Doubt, and Foster The People, which were spawned along the Interstate 5 Freeway from the San Fernando Valley to the OC—and they have learned their lessons well. “The OC has a scene for almost every musical genre, and we have fans from every one of them,” explains guitarist/vocalist Heath Farmer. “I think rock music fans have been waiting for something new that doesn’t require that they conform to a scene’s standards; something organic and unrefined that says you can enjoy it whether you have a moptop or a mohawk. We are for them.”
