NEUROTIC OUTSIDERS

NEUROTIC OUTSIDERS

Genres: punk rock, punk, hard rock, rock, rock n roll

About NEUROTIC OUTSIDERS

Neurotic Outsiders were a hard rock supergroup formed in 1995 by Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols on guitar/vocals, John Taylor of Duran Duran on bass/vocals, Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses on guitar/vocals, and McKagan's GNR bandmate Matt Sorum (also formerly of The Cult) on drums. "The Neurotic Boy Outsiders", as they were initially known, began life as a group of friends jamming at the famous Viper Room simply for the fun of it, before recording "Neurotic Outsiders" for Madonna's Maverick label in 1996. They briefly toured across Europe and North America, before disbanding later in the year. They've reunited for a few shows in 1999 at the Viper Room, but no plans of continuing the band have been made. All members, aside from Taylor, have made appearances with Camp Freddy in recent years.

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