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• Rocky Votolato tickets in Seattle, WA at Neumos on Saturday June 9, 2012.
• Rocky Votolato tickets in Seattle, WA at Neumos on Saturday March 13, 2010.

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Did You Know?

He was raised in a small town roughly 50 miles South of Dallas named Frost until the age of 13.

The band then released three full length albums: For Madmen Only, in 1999, One for the Ride in 2000, and Nobody Can Take What Everybody Owns in 2002.

In this time, the band's profile in the Seattle music scene had grown substantially consistently selling local clubs like the Crocodile Cafe and The Paradox Theater.In 1999, Rocky Votolato branched out from his work with Waxwing, having written a handful of songs which did not really fit in with their more aggressive, fast-tempo style.

Along the way he has toured with the likes of Damien Jurado, Small Brown Bike, The Get Up Kids, The New Amsterdams, Owen and The Casket Lottery, members of the latter having provided assistance as backing musicians on occasion.

Inspired by seeing many punk shows including bands like Jawbreaker and Fugazi, he started several different musical projects while in high school.

The band then released three full length albums: For Madmen Only, in 1999, One for the Ride in 2000, and Nobody Can Take What Everybody Owns in 2002.