Hangman Jury is an American Rock band formed by singer and songwriter Garrett Moore in 2006. The band is noted for its 90's Rock style, sound, and straight cut lyrics.
Since forming in 2006, Hangman Jury has played with acts such as: Motley Crue, Theory of a Deadman, Rev Theory, Godsmack, Cavo, KC and the Sunshine band, Stemm, Neurotica, and countless other bands.
They were previously managed by Brian Johnson from ACDC's wife, Brenda Johnson. Brenda is said to still keep in contact with the...
Hangman Jury is an American Rock band formed by singer and songwriter Garrett Moore in 2006. The band is noted for its 90's Rock style, sound, and straight cut lyrics.
Since forming in 2006, Hangman Jury has played with acts such as: Motley Crue, Theory of a Deadman, Rev Theory, Godsmack, Cavo, KC and the Sunshine band, Stemm, Neurotica, and countless other bands.
They were previously managed by Brian Johnson from ACDC's wife, Brenda Johnson. Brenda is said to still keep in contact with the band and helps out whenever she can. Hangman has gained recognition by people such as Harvey Leeds (Live Nation, ex-Sony Records Vice President), Scotti Hill (Skid Row), Robin Zander (Cheap Trick), Creative Loafing, The Herald Tribune, Metal Examiner, and haves gotten rave reviews at every performance. Hangman Jury is also noted for having a Groovy Rock N' Roll sound and chaotic stage shows.
Hangman says their Influences come from band such as: Rage Against the Machine, Aerosmith, Guns N..' Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Silvertide, Buckcherry, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, The Black Crowes, and Queen.
"Hanging out next was Hangman Jury. I kept hearing about this band from all the high schoolers, they were even voted in by their high school. And you know what? They deserved it. High energy from start to finish. The vocalist, who looks like Jim Morrison with a Carrot Top wig, was one of the most energetic front men I've seen in years. Running around on stage, jumping into the crowd with a tambourine. What got me the most, the singer even used a bullhorn in one or two of their songs. Killer sound, killer performance."- Metal Examiner
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