THE BARDS: Beginning

Eleven years ago a young singer, songwriter, poet and peace activist, Jack Fate, decided to throw a curve ball at the
hateful and deceitful critics of the music industry by forming a band that would imprint itself among Rock N Rolls greatest. Fate called The band, The Bards.
With guitarist buddy J.R Rhythm, Drummer T.Tone and bassist Tex, The Bards set out across the country and performed many live shows before
signing their first record label that would send them to immediate fame!


The Bards: "The first step is always the hardest"

After performing in New York The Bards received a very handsome record deal that promised them fame and riches and the freedom to make their
signature sound of fantasy rock. The result was their debut album, Lost Kings Highway Chronicles I: The Epic Battle
The album was planned to be the start of a trilogy that would tell a story within the music but do to week sales the idea was scrapped. The album
only opened on the USA top 10 charts but across the globe the album was a deemed a weak start. But scratching the top 10 was all the band needed to
tour the United States.

The Bards: "Battle Across The Nation!"

The Bards toured America with an awesome act that music lovers have never seen since Pink Floyd and Rush. Soon The Bard fever hit and every
city wanted a taste of the epic band and there epic music. All the concerts being with The Battle part I and part 2 which was a head exploding, awe inspiring
22 minute long jam fest. The Band quickly toured the country and begin developing a heavy fan base that would ultimately be the bitter sweet ending to founder and lead signer
Jack Fates life...

The Bards: Beyond The Inner Cosmic Fantasy 4 disc album
Music critics and fans alike say that The Bards next move which has smashed records across the globe was the bands achilles heel. Jack Fate a power hungry and creative volcano wanted
to make a 4 disc album something that has never been done before. "He wanted a Star Wars/Lord Of The Rings in space album." and we couldn't say no, says T.Tome.

For a year the band worked on disc I entitled Electric Love Horse, and the hard work paid off. The album was a critical success and a start of a money ball for the band.
But during the touring singer Jack Fate begin to show signs of drug use. It was in the middle of recording of disc II, Dragon Dancer, that Jack Fate died.

The Bards: "The Second Voice"
The Band heart broken and in a frenzy to try to find a new lead vocals found Marc Rolan, who was dubbed the apprentice of Jack Fate, because he befriended fate years before.
The Bards signed on Marc Rolan to finish Dragon Dancer and the result was top 10 in 3 countries and reached their highest chart ranking, #3 in USA. The album finished with nearly 2 million albums sold! The fans though missing Fate, welcomed this new voice with open arms and demanded disc III.