Alex Rothman Mace

[p] [b]Force Majeure[/b] – Mace, Stanhope, Elliott Wood[/p][p] [/p][p][b]Force Majeure [/b]are a band that began on Construction Rocks in 2014 (a Vintage year we think…)[/p][p] Over the last 5 years, the band has developed from: -[/p][p] 'The Macenaries' in 2014 (Construction Rocks Winners and all round Legends!), to[/p][p] 'Stan Hope and the Macefits' in 2015, and then[/p][p] The 'White City Vultures' in 2016 and 2017, [/p][p] For 2018, the big defining change to the band is…. We've changed our name again! .[/p][p]..Still the same blokes. Still the same sound (but this year we are endeavouring to jam [u]even more [/u]notes into the set than we managed last year!). [/p][p]Over the years, the band members have been whittled down to those who are dedicated to a quick 20-minutes in the rehearsal room, followed by a couple of hours down the pub. Here we discuss the songs that we could play, and how great they would sound if we ever got round to learning them.[/p][p][b]Steve Bird[/b] – Vocals[/p][p] Wanted the band to be called '[i]The Fantastic Steve Bird Experience[/i]', but was told that we might be sued for misrepresentation.[/p][p][b]Alex Rothman[/b] - Guitar[/p][p] Plays guitar. Sometimes quickly, sometimes loudly, but usually both at once and with 'Attitude' set to 11[/p][p][b]Adrian Rodgers[/b] – Guitar[/p][p] Plays guitar. Not as quickly as Alex, but likes to compensate with more volume. [/p][p][b]Oli Boyd[/b] – Bass guitar[/p][p] A steadying influence in the band – other band members lean on him when leaving the bar.[/p][p] [b]Gary Taylor[/b] – Drums[/p][p] 'Smashes it out' like a cross between Dave Grohl, John Bonham, and Ringo Star on speed.[/p][p] [/p][p] [/p]

[p] [b]Force Majeure[/b] – Mace, Stanhope, Elliott Wood[/p][p] [/p][p][b]Force Majeure [/b]are a band that began on Construction Rocks in 2014 (a Vintage year we think…)[/p][p] Over the last 5 years, the band has developed from: -[/p][p] 'The Macenaries' in 2014 (Construction Rocks Winners and all round Legends!), to[/p][p] 'Stan Hope and the Macefits' in 2015, and then[/p][p] The 'White City Vultures' in 2016 and 2017, [/p][p] For 2018, the big defining change to the band is…. We've changed our name again! .[/p][p]..Still the same blokes. Still the same sound (but this year we are endeavouring to jam [u]even more [/u]notes into the set than we managed last year!). [/p][p]Over the years, the band members have been whittled down to those who are dedicated to a quick 20-minutes in the rehearsal room, followed by a couple of hours down the pub. Here we discuss the songs that we could play, and how great they would sound if we ever got round to learning them.[/p][p][b]Steve Bird[/b] – Vocals[/p][p] Wanted the band to be called '[i]The Fantastic Steve Bird Experience[/i]', but was told that we might be sued for misrepresentation.[/p][p][b]Alex Rothman[/b] - Guitar[/p][p] Plays guitar. Sometimes quickly, sometimes loudly, but usually both at once and with 'Attitude' set to 11[/p][p][b]Adrian Rodgers[/b] – Guitar[/p][p] Plays guitar. Not as quickly as Alex, but likes to compensate with more volume. [/p][p][b]Oli Boyd[/b] – Bass guitar[/p][p] A steadying influence in the band – other band members lean on him when leaving the bar.[/p][p] [b]Gary Taylor[/b] – Drums[/p][p] 'Smashes it out' like a cross between Dave Grohl, John Bonham, and Ringo Star on speed.[/p][p] [/p][p] [/p]