Eye of All

Michael Reisinger: Vocals Jeff Russell: Guitar / Vocals Nick Bernholz: Bass Kieth Lendza: Drums Founded in 2009 in a below-code back room of a Baltimore, MD Irish pub, Eye of All has exploded onto the scene as one of the new decade's most promising rock bands. Packing powerful performances with energy and top-notch musicianship, the band has rocked some of the biggest venues nation wide, from DC's 9:30 Club to LA's legendary Whisky A Go-Go and have opened-up for numerous national acts, fro...

Michael Reisinger: Vocals Jeff Russell: Guitar / Vocals Nick Bernholz: Bass Kieth Lendza: Drums Founded in 2009 in a below-code back room of a Baltimore, MD Irish pub, Eye of All has exploded onto the scene as one of the new decade's most promising rock bands. Packing powerful performances with energy and top-notch musicianship, the band has rocked some of the biggest venues nation wide, from DC's 9:30 Club to LA's legendary Whisky A Go-Go and have opened-up for numerous national acts, from Guns N' Roses axeman Gilby Clarke to Taproot. Whether headliner or support, EoA brings its A-game to venues large and small, where even the most passive concert-goers find themselves headbanging with smiles on their faces and hands in the air. The essence of the fearsome four-piece is the brotherhood of its members and their sincere approach to bringing rock to the level that it should have been by now. Singer and founding member Michael Reisinger pours his heart into every song, whether enrapturing the listener with a smooth, unmistakable baritone, or belting-out every word until everyone from the front to the back of the house is at full alert. Guitarist Jeff Russell and bassist Nicholas Bernholz bring a love for heavy metal that serve as a cutting-edge to Reisinger's lyrics through harmonies, technical duels and swinging heads. The lineup is completed by hard-hitter Keith Lendza on the drums, whose delicate balance of insanity and control makes sure that no one in the crowd is left standing still, lest ye be run over. Meteorically rising from bar-band to one of Baltimore's brightest stars in less than a year, Eye of All has found a warm embrace from the nation's rock communities, filling the void that has been left for so many for so long.