The New Roses

The New Roses are a German hard rock band formed in 2007 in the Rhine-Main area. Their music is characterized by a blend of classic hard rock influences, often drawing comparisons to bands like Guns N' Roses, AC/DC, and Rose Tattoo, combined with elements of modern rock.

History:

The band was founded by Timmy Rough (vocals, guitar) and consists of Dizzy Daniels (guitar), Hardy (bass), and Urban Berz (drums). The New Roses gained recognition through extensive touring, both as headliners and as support for established acts.

Musical Style and Influences:

Their sound is rooted in blues-based hard rock, featuring driving guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and a strong emphasis on songwriting with catchy hooks and melodies. Common lyrical themes explore aspects of life on the road, personal struggles, and the spirit of rock and roll.

Discography:

• Without a Trace (2013)
• Dead Man's Voice (2016)
• One More for the Road (2017)
• Nothing But Wild (2019)
• Sweet Poison (2022)

Awards and Recognition:

The New Roses have received positive reviews from rock music publications and have garnered a dedicated fanbase through their energetic live performances and consistent output of new music.