Sievers Drive

Hold the make up and the girl pants just bring the ROCK!
That’s exactly what this band does. Sievers Drive captures the absolute intensity of a “live” performance, and pinnacles with a raw emotion that is so often forgotten in today’s music. From the ever pounding harmonies pouring out of the bass guitar, to the melodic chains of vocal aggression, Sievers Drive’s music contains an excellent compellation of rock music that will surely be listened to over and over again. The intricate layers of creative strata can easily be heard in each talent driven “in your face,” blaring guitar riff and each distinct rhythm track. The extreme time and effort that they put into each creation of their songs has paid off, giving the band a deserved, feeling of achievement. A “Boiling Pot” of musical personalities and creative backgrounds of each individual musician are witnessed in the uniqueness of every fueled emotionally charged verse and chorus adding an unedifying “depth” to their music. Sievers Drive will intrigue and captivate you until the very last beat. They push and prod the boundaries of their listening fans, in an effort to promote their own distinct original sound, only showing you their truly scintillating talent. Sievers Drive, named after a family trailer park he grew up in, Lead Vocalist/Guitarist/Songwriter T.J. Bourgeois, began writing acoustic material. After a few months he sort out and began jamming with drummer, Mike Laughlin. It was then; the foundation of Sievers Drive was born. Shortly after they picked up guitarist Justin Johnson and Bassist Addison Jones, thus finalizing all the right ingredients to a well oiled music machine called Sievers Drive. They have led themselves into true maturity through their music, by taking their skills and love for music from their hearts and practice room to their adoring fans. The band promises to continue to write, perform, and reach out with their music to every heart wrenched fan that simply takes the time to stop, listen, and appreciate the original music of Sievers Drive. So, expect big things in 2007.