American Bang This Alternative-Rock band with a southern feel, formed in Nashville, Tennessee USA, in June 2005 as Bang Bang Bang, after drummer Neil Mason, guitarist Ben Brown and singer + guitarist Jaren Johnston's previous bands dissolved and the friends began to flesh out main songwriter Johnston's tales of hard-living, hard-drinking and loose women. After Kelby Ray took over bass duties, the four knew they had something special. The quartet's first show was opening for their friends O.A.R..

Bang Bang Bang built up a grass-roots audience playing locally, earning a reputation for their high-energy, no-holds-barred live shows. Encouraged, the band recorded a debut album, entitled "I Shot The King", which they released themselves in 2005.
They continued to play in the Southeast throughout 2006 opening for bands such as .38 Special, The Black Crowes and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band catchy hooks and musical chemistry soon caught the attention of Warner Bros. Records, which signed them to release a 4-song EP, "Move To The Music", in the fall of 2007. It was around this time that the Nashville four-piece changed their name to American Bang.

American Bang will release their self-titled major-label debut album for Reprise Records this spring 2010. The first single, "Wild And Young", promises to be a huge success.