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07 November 2006

Boston lonely
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Dereck Romano
Matt Small
Mark Dorflinger
Steve Tyner
Evan Miller
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    Boston Lonely is an up and coming Alternative/Rock band hailing from the harsh streets of Back Bay Boston. All five members recieved training at the prestigious Berklee College Of Music, studying alongside world class musicians. This conglomerate of talented young men from all over the U.S. produces an intriguingly new, yet familiar sound that should be experienced at least once. Boston Lonely puts on a high energy, mostly original show, with a few remakes thrown in. The band consisting of Steve Tyner from Evansville Indiana: Matt Small and Jesse Reese from Portland Oregon: Evan Miller from New York City; and Mark Dorflinger from Bridgewater New Jersey has been together for one short but action-packed year, and has already toured "The States" playing such noteable venues such as Whiskey A Go Go in L.A. Thier focus is to give every fan the personal attention that they deserve, and give them the best show they can. Boston Lonely's fans range from 12 year old girls to 50 year old men , so there is something for everyone. More could be said to explain what seperates Boston Lonely from other bands, but they prefer to let thier music speak for itself.
    Dereck Romano    07 November 2006 01:08