Christmas time (if you loose your way) Stuart Epps mix master

Black

Wild Horses

Stone Cold

Wild horses

Stone cold

StoneTicket Petri Is On Fire

The Awakening.mp3

Bandmedlemmar
Vincent Quinn-Vocals
Jarmo Vehmanen-Bass, backing vocals
Henrik Widing-Rythm guitar/lead guitar
Lukas Tympalski-Rythm guitar/lead guitar
John Liljestrand-Drums and egg
From skåne south of sweden 
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( And can we mention Malmo and horby ?) 
Newly Formed november 2017 from members of Swedish rock groups stone ticket, Lisa gives Head and Puke then adding into the mix lead guitarist Lukas Tympalski, this gives Bushwa a whole new perspective and totally unique rock sound. with the incredibly dark captivating rhythmic electricity supplied by bass man, Jarmo Vehmanen, and drums john Liljestrand, on the rhythm guitar we have Henrik Wilding and vocalist Vince Quinn giving Bushwa one of the most distinctly haunting and rhythmic experiences you will encounter

Alone

We’re proud to announce today that Swedish rock band Stone Ticket is bringing 8 songs through us from their album “PuNk’s DeAd” to the Rock Band Network!
http://charttoppersauthoring.wordpress.com/2012/07/06/stone-ticket-bringing-eight-rocking-tracks-to-rock-band/

Biography
Stone Ticket – Music Review
Published May 6, 2011

Music Reviewed by Bill Messick


This is a high energy sound that rolls at you like a speeding bullet train on a suicide mission from hell!



Swedish Rock Band Stone Ticket


It is not to often a band comes along with a sound that sets them apart from the rest of the music world, enter Stone Ticket. This ultra-cool Swedish Rock Band can weave a sound that only they could claim as there own, with there retro-modern display of vibrant rock and roll!


This is a high energy sound that rolls at you like a speeding bullet train on a suicide mission from hell! Each of there songs off the new CD Punk’s Dead is a blast to your ear holes and a pleasure to your wild side, with strong beats and haunting riffs that just make you want to shake your wild thing.


This band has the essence of rock imprinted in there music with song like “Put Out The Fire With Gasoline” and “The News” they prove that they have what it takes to be a great Swedish Rock Band!


I give this music 5 Stars and would recommend them to anyone that likes there rock and roll bold and in your face!



Stone Ticket – Music Review

By Adriana Rubio 9/28/11


Stone Ticket's music is like a locomotive of pure energy and although it has many of the ingredients we've listened years ago from the old school of rock, the speed-powerful riffs and remarkable rhythm beats make them enchanting. On the other hand the lyrics offer material for discussion and deep thinking. These guys are like in a mission with some kind of remedy-message for the everyday living: ROCK! 


Biography


14 years ago Vince Quinn turned his back on the British rock scene quitting Birmingham based cult rock band The Rain Men. 


With his overnight case in hand and with cries of Judas! from his fellow band members, Vince headed off for the quiet life in Sweden, and disappeared into the music wilderness.


At the end of 2007, Vince had begun having regular jam sessions with a few local bands one band in particular a progressive rock group Vilgot caught his attention, he played alongside guitarist Henrik Widing, the two guitarists hit it off immediately even though the styles were to say the least,, at two extremes of the ,scale, They recorded an old rain men song that Vince had wrote years earlier, “Easy Money” recorded live and on a small computer in the rehearsal room it managed to captured the raw energy that rock music is all about., baby you got me, two steps behind, mary go round, the blackest heart were all recorded live on that small computer. for the next few months Henrik and Vince, tried out and had jam sessions with numerous musicians, as good as some of the jam sessions were nothing really jelled or felt right at the time. That was until the day Jarmo Vehmanen walked into the rehearsal room The jam session was electrifying, Stone Ticket was born,


Jarmo had contacted an old friend from the past, John Lilliestrand to come in and play the drums for the ticket, A new unsigned approach to collective writing and jamming was now on the agenda. Everything they did was now stone ticket, the riffs got better, the creativity stronger at the end of 2009 and beginning of 2010, the guys went into a small studio in Malmö to record five tracks, I can’t find my way, The Queen of Rock & Roll, Wildcat, Don’t try to find me and Lights R Low.


The songs keep getting better, the creativity is just electrifying and this, and well this is just the beginning! ...... .. .. ..