Reno Divorce

Reno Divorce

Group from United States

Genres: cowpunk

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About Reno Divorce

Reno Divorce is an American punk rock band formed in 1996 in Orlando, Florida. The group is known for blending Southern California-style punk rock with elements of country, rockabilly, and Americana. After relocating to Denver, Colorado, the band gained a loyal following both in the United States and Europe through a series of independent album releases and international touring. Reno Divorce was formed by guitarist and vocalist Brent Loveday in Orlando, Florida. Influenced by artists like Social Distortion, TSOL, and classic country, the band quickly carved out a distinct niche in the underground punk scene. Seeking a more vibrant and supportive environment for their music, the group relocated to Denver, Colorado in 2001. Throughout the 2000s, Reno Divorce gained prominence through constant touring and critically acclaimed independent releases. The band shared stages with notable acts including Reverend Horton Heat, The Queers, and U.S. Bombs. Their energetic performances and roots-influenced sound attracted punk rock and rockabilly fans alike. In 2016, Reno Divorce released a live album titled Outsider, Escape from Berlin, recorded during their European tour.

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