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No Rule Six is a band that plays a huge variety of music but focuses on current modern rock. No Rule Six can rock the house with hard heavy modern rock and turn around and stir up the crowd with lively dance music. With such a diverse list of songs, NR6 can tailor the entertainment to nearly any venue or event. If one was to pick radio stations that best represent the band it would be 97.9 KUPD, 101.5 KZON and 96.9 The Mix. Band History. No Rule Six was founded May 25th, 2002. Doug King and former No Rule Six drummer Steve Nienstedt put ads out in the New Times. looking for a bass player and vocalist. After auditioning more than 30 people, the initial core of talent was formed with Steve Keoppel handling the lead vocals, Doug King handling guitars and backing vocals, Jeff Wagner handling backing vocals and the bass and Steve Nienstedt playing drums. The band also added aspiring songwriter and guitarist, Anjela Shaw to the line-up. No Rule Six played their first show on October 26th, 2002. The line-up to the band changed six months later with Nienstedt and Shaw leaving the band. For a replacement, NR6 found Ray Olson, an acquaintance of Jeff Wagner. Together, Wagner an Olsen formed the "Rhythm Section of Doom" which is also sometimes known as the "Rhythm Section of Duckies and Bunnies" or the "Rhythm Section of Biscuits and Gravy." The band kept this format playing until April, 2004 when Steve Keoppel left the band and was replaced with Nate Eyler, formerly of Phoenix Down. Since Nate joined NR6, the band had severely kicked up the regularity of playing out. No Rule Six has played over 50 shows at venues such as Sugar Daddy's, Cocomo Joe's, Fuel Motor Sport Cafe, O'Kelley's, Faces Lounge, The Tijuana Country Club, The Amber Inn and others. Among the Corporate events, No Rule Six has played multiple corporate events Chubb Insurance Groupand America West Airlines. No Rule Six has also played several private parties and provided Disk Jockey Services. No Rule Six said
a reluctant goodbye to "Nayt" in October or 2005 and
went through a prolonged process of replacing him. NR6 ended up
re-adding Steve Keoppel to the lineup. Steve also brought the
always smiling Sarah into the band to add a new dimension to the
music. Sarah is a talented vocalist and also will be adding keyboards
to the overall sound that is No Rule Six. Steve Keopple decided
to leave the band in order to focus on what is truely important
in his life. That being raising his son to the best of his abilities. |
