Rose Hill Drive

American rock trio featuring the Sproul brothers and Nathan Barnes, noted for a classic-rock sound, powerful bass and vocals. Their self-titled debut received enthusiastic praise for channeling vintage influences while offering strong songwriting.

Origin in Colorado; members include Jacob Sproul, Daniel Sproul and Nathan Barnes (names and trio formation are stated in reviews). Debut major album is the self-titled "Rose Hill Drive". The band has toured opening for acts such as Black Crowes, Queens of the Stone Age, Van Halen and The Who (mentioned in the review).

Enthusiastic review praises Rose Hill Drive's self-titled debut for its authentic classic-rock sound, powerful vocals, and strong songwriting. The trio channels influences like Grand Funk, Zeppelin and Beatles-era psychedelia while avoiding pure stoner tropes. Standout tracks mentioned include "Cool Cody", "The Guru", "Reptilian Blues" and "Man On Fire". The album and touring history mark them as a very promising band.

For:Fans of classic and hard rock, listeners who like Grand Funk Railroad, Led Zeppelin and Beatles-era psychedelia.