History The Vow

Liverpool pop rockers The Vow have released 3 albums in 3 consecutive years. Their 2014 release "You Are?", like it's 2012 and 2013 predecessors "For a Dreamer" and "Bluer than you" is packed with bright, bouncy, sing along tunes with deceptively dark lyrical content. Their music is permeated by the influence of The Beatles, David Bowie, U2 and Led Zeppelin.

The Vow was originally formed in 1989 but disbanded in 1991 without having released any recordings commercially. The 3 founder members Graham Trust, Tony Potter and Martyn Gilbert reformed in 2008 to record a collection of 12 new songs which took 4 years to perfect. Their subsequent "For a Dreamer" album spawned 2 of The Vow's most popular songs "A walk in the sunshine" and "Spacedust".

Throughout 2013, the band continued working on the follow up "Bluer than you" and released "Falling stars" as the first single. This album also features another crowd favourite "Someone to talk to", the bluesy rocker "Wintertime" as well as the anthemic pop/rocking "Free the world".

Members:

Graham Trust - vocals, bass guitar, electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards

Tony Potter - drums

Martyn Gilbert - electric and acoustic lead guitar

Andrew Louis - keyboards

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