Wire Troop New York, New York
Wire Troop melds the muscle of a 60s-style power trio with the finesse and stylistic breadth of 70s pub rockers, playing an
eclectic selection of second-hand blues, old time rock 'n' roll, Tex-Mex, boogie, hard country, R&B instrumentals, garage rock, and more.
Wire Troop was formed in 2014 by three veteran NYC rock and rollers: Jay Godfrey on guitar, John Lee on bass and Tom McCrum on drums.
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