I Need A Name

Affectionately named for the heavy use of several cowbells, this song is by far a fan favorite. Although very light and airy sounding, this song is laced with end time themes, drug abuse and spiritual trips with a happy homage to Sonny and Cher

Cowbell Song

Punk Rock Duo Concrete Pete and the Bathroom Floortiles resonates a raw and edgy sound, braced with a sense of intrigue and a touch of humour. Concrete Pete being someone all have the potential to be in a world full of bathroom floor tiles, the point is to raise a heavier issue through rock music, but reminding us to stop taking everything too seriously. 

Faithful to each other and their vision, Bruno Romano (vocals/guitar) and Anthony Tollis (drums) strive for authenticity, offering music that is enjoyable and engaging, while staying true to themselves. Conspiracies, prophecies, spirituality and life experiences are all things Bruno, the band’s songwriter, draws his lyrical inspiration from. 

Concrete Pete and the Bathroom Floortiles don’t limit themselves to one specific sub genre,
with very grungy, punk songs, and very classic hard rock songs as well. Drawing inspiration from The Beatles, Nirvana, Blink 182, Foo Fighters and Green Day, people can expect a live performance that’s identical to recorded tracks - with passion, intensity and a humorous approach to everything.

With a new album in the works, Concrete Pete and the Bathroom Floortiles are seeking an awakening of the collective consciousness and the pursuit of truth and higher knowledge… and good times, always. End of time prophecies being a recurring theme in many of the songs, along with the realization of oneness in spirit, the album is also weaved with humour and uplifting melodies. 


With their first release of 2018, ‘I Need A Name’ showcases Bruno’s hard rock vocals and brilliant guitar playing, while Anthony’s concise drum playing brings everything together. Simple yet highly effective, the track is reminiscent of childhood figures that mostly left us confused, rather than depicting the reality of society, or what was really happening.

Concrete Pete and The Bathroom Floortiles