Chariot on Fire

Explosive, sensational, and a whole lot of fun! Are you on fire? Chariot on Fire creates a raw sound that is influenced by rock (John Butler Trio, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Santana, and Kings of Lean,) blues (Eric Clapton and The Allman Brothers), and acoustic rock such as Ben Harper and Dispatch. Chariot on Fire blends their influences making an explosive sound that is very appealing to any person.
“This really sounds like a lot fun!”
-Greg Mills of Spokane River 99.9
Chariot on Fire has opened for such bands as Eve 6, The Calling, and Danger Radio. They were featured on 99.9 Spokane River for best local music and won Washington State University’s 2008 Battle of the Bands.
Chariot on Fire IS: A high-energy, lively, band. At shows, the group likes to let loose, relax, dance around, and just have an all-around great time. They encourage their audience to do the same through vocal interaction betweens songs. They are authentic: Chariot on Fire’s sound is all their own. While they do derive ideas from the past; Chariot on Fire’s prominent grooves and timely lyrics make their sound exclusively their own. They thrive by exciting their crowds with genuine songs derived from the soul of each member.
Chariot on Fire is NOT: Nickelback or Creed. They do not bore their audience with a steady stream of slow songs. Similarly to how the John Butler Trio will not play the same type of song consecutively, Chariot on Fire prefers to keep their audience on their toes. Chariot on Fire is not a pop punk band. Their goal is not to make a quick buck, but to continue to grow and develop their music as a band. In addition, they want to develop long-term relationships with fans. Every fan, new and old, is important. One will not find an egocentric member in this band. The world does not revolve around Chariot on Fire; rather, Chariot on Fire will simply bring pure and genuine music to the table for everyone’s enjoyment.