Started in April of ’13 by guitarists Jeremy Asbrock and Phil Shouse, Thee Rock N’ Roll Residency has become the longest-running, star-studdedest, Rock N’ Roll extravaganza in Nashville, TN. TRnRR’s weekly Tuesday night shows at Harp & Fiddle have become the stuff of legend, with guests such as Alice Cooper & band, Roger Glover & Don Airey (Deep Purple), Robin Zander (Cheap Trick), Sylvain Sylvain (New York Dolls), Derek St. Holmes (Ted Nugent, Whitford/St. Holmes), Peter Baltes (Accept), Marco Mendoza, Doug Aldrich, Brian Tichy (damn near everybody), John Corabi (Mötley Crüe, Dead Daisies), and Kip Winger, among many others (see below for complete list.) The 5-headed monster of a band was formed when Jeremy (The Shazam, John Corabi, Big Rock Show) & Phil (Rodney Atkins, Chris Cagle, John Corabi) reached out to good friends Chuck Garric (Beastö Blancö, Alice Cooper) and David Parks (LoCash Cowboys, Southern Rock Revival) to fill the bass and drum positions, respectively. Soon after, when the road called to Chuck and David, they had to answer, so Jeremy & Phil called on Judd Fuller (Entrain, Rodney Atkins, The Tummies), Eric Brittingham (Cinderella, Naked Beggars) and Jarred Pope (Whiskey Falls, Damon Johnson Trio, Thompson Square) to take over. And with the addition of Ryan Cook (Hair of the Dog, Big Rock Show) on vox/guitar, TRnRR is the perfect combo to keep the true Rock N' Roll spirit alive. Fronted by the blazing-blond guitar duo of Asbrock & Shouse, TRnRR rips through hard rock anthems with razor-sharp precision, without sacrificing one molecule of feel or fire. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, BÖC, Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy, Montrose, James Gang, T Rex. TRnRR doesn’t leave a Stone (even Rolling ones) unturned. Playing the classics with the passion as though they had written the songs themselves, TRnRR revs like a Trans Am chasing a streaker through an episode of "ABC's Wild World of Sports". Accept no imitations, Thee Rock N' Roll Residency is THEE premiere Rock N' Roll band in the land. And they’re good-looking, too.