Rock Band Gasoline Outlaws take over the Tain Village / Newry Man Lost

19th September 201619th September 2016 Sean

The Lough was rocking as Northern Irish rock band Gasoline Outlaws took time out of their busy festival schedule to make the music video for their latest single.

Coming of the back of their hugely successful debut album “No Rules, No Laws, No Regrets.” the band chose the edgy atmosphere of the Tain village to record the video for their latest hit. As usual Newry Man Lost was there for a behind the scenes exclusive spending the day rocking and getting up close and personal with the band.

Formed during 2014 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Gasoline Outlaws unleashed their own brand of infectious, hook-filled heavy rock music at the start of 2015.
Consisting of brothers Matt and Chris Fitzsimons, formerly of Black Freeway, Adam Parkin, ex Yellow Sam and Adam Callaghan of Pay*ola and Ryan Hood on drums Gasoline Outlaws hit the ground running securing coveted support slots with bands such as Maverick, Trucker Diablo and Sinocence. This gave them the opportunity to play to some of Northern Ireland’s most passionate and loyal rock fans and, in doing so, built up a passionate and loyal fan base of their own.
March 2015 saw them hit the studio with producer Frankie McClay to create what would become their debut album No Rules, No Laws, No Regrets.
With the songs recorded, Radio Stations from America, Japan and of course their native Northern Ireland were playing Gasoline Outlaws tracks on their respective Radio Shows.
In September the band travel to the UK as one of the finalists in this year’s Highway to Hell competition aiming to secure a prestigious slot at either Hammerfest or Hard Rock Hell music festivals.
22nd June 2015 saw the highly anticipated release of their debut album No Rules, No Laws, No Regrets.
And with a Five Star review already in fromPlanetmosh.com, this is just the beginning for Gasoline Outlaws.