Here's our take on Seal's "Kiss From A Rose". Our first forage into some serious studio work. No copyright infringement is intended.

Kiss From A Rose (Seal Cover)

Our take on Toto's "Melanie" from the 1999 album "Mindfields". Our first proper attempt at recording real drums in a studio setting.
Vocals & Bass: Robert Perez
Guitars: Gerry Fortuna
Keyboards: Trevor Guilliano
Drums & Percussion: Ivan Israel

Recorded at Afterhours Studio, mixed & mastered at Green Chair Studios by Trevor Guilliano

Melanie (Toto Cover)

Gibraltarian singer/songwriter Tim Garcia's original track "When The Rain Comes" featuring Afterhours.

Vocals: Tim Garcia
Guitars: Gerry Fortuna
Bass & Backing Vocals: Robert Perez
Keyboards: Trevor Guilliano
Drums: Ivan Israel

Recorded at Afterhours Studio. Mixed and mastered at Green Chair Studios by Trevor Guilliano.

Tim Garcia ft. Afterhours - When The Rain Comes

Tim Garcia's "Roll That Die", acoustic version, featuring Afterhours. Played and recorded live on Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation's "The Hub" on 29th July 2015. Audio credits to GBC TV.

Roll That Die (Acoustic)

Tim Garcia's "When We Kissed", acoustic version, featuring Afterhours. Played and recorded live on Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation's "The Hub" on 29th July 2015. Audio credits to GBC TV.

When We Kissed (Acoustic)

We are proud to present our first original release as a band. Full, official video will follow soon. We hope you like it! There's more to follow!

Vocals: Tim Garcia
Guitars: Gerry Fortuna
Bass: Robert Perez
Keyboards: Trevor Guilliano
Drums: Ivan Israel

Recorded at "Afterhours Studios"
Mixed & Mastered at "Green Chair Studios"

©2017 Afterhours

You Were The Reason

Originally formed in 1987, as school buddies just getting some money together to buy decent instruments, without never actually intending it, Afterhours evolved into one of the best, live cover bands Gibraltar has ever seen (and there have been many!).

Whilst others concentrated their talents in 'making it' outside these shores, the band concentrated their energies on local audiences. Known for covering all music styles to the minutest detail, without even knowing at the time, Afterhours became Gibraltar's hardest working band. At times playing up to four gigs at weekends and covering 80% of the live work available.

The band became the first port of call for all official municipal events the highlights of which were the inauguration of Casemates (they were the first band to play there exclusively) and when Gibraltar joined the rest of world in welcoming the new millennium, Afterhours were chosen, once again, to provide live musical entertainment to revellers and visitors to Gibraltar. Their reputation was solidly built on almost 20 years of constant live 'gigging' and those with a fertile memory might even remember the band single-handedly performing for four hours in the first ever National Day Concert which was in those days held in the Naval Ground.

Now, after a short stint doing some rock covers, the band have turned their attention to some studio work with original member Gerry Fortuna on guitars.

Afterhours (Gibraltar)