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Contemporary roots rock with a classic sensibility, high octane performances rife with top notch musicianship and songs that surprise the ears and spin the soul...
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Digbees.
The Digbees are a 5 piece Adult Alternative/Roots Rock band performing in the New Hampshire Seacoast region since Spring 2005. The band is comprisedof seasoned rock veterans in their creative prime hailing from New England to Chicago.
The Digbees have licensed songs for use in prime time network TV programs ("Veronica Mars", “Greek”), film ("Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach" starring Randy Quaid) and composed the theme song for the popular webcast series, “High Heel Samurai”.
The band's latest release, "Orphans of Graceland", has people talking from New England to Nashville. Jason Ringenberg (of Jason & the Scorchers fame) calls it, "a world where rock 'n' roll history matters, songs are more than exersises in craft, and the Muse-ic is as important as the mortgage. Amen."
"Local pop-rock faves do it again... pure pop bliss"
Portsmouth Herald Spotlight
“Brilliant and criminally addictive folk-rock tunes”
Northeast Performer
Meet the Band
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| Bruce Hilton (vocals, guitar)
A veteran of the Seacoast music scene, Bruce's past projects include WHEB Rock Wars winners, The Cause.
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Dave Nelson (bass, vocals)
Dave's brilliant bass work is not new to the New England scene; He is still called on to work with powerful acts like James Montgomery and Rick Derringer.
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Greg "Lucky" Zaino (drums)
After studying music in LA, Lucky has become an indispensable part of the Digbees sound, as well as heading up prog-rock band "James Eating String".
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Bryan Kelly (guitar, vocals)
Bryan is a local guitar hero who has run the gamut of top local bands, having played with The Cause, The Olives, Pondering Judd, Almost Now, and many others.
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| Gregg Pannier (Keyboards, vocals)
Gregg hails from the Windy City, where he was a member of Relayer, a highly successful touring prog-rock act.
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