Forming in 2007, The Sparrows, one of the best NEW Western Pennsylvania bands, has been making a lot of positive waves in the music community delivering a brand of “Americana” all their own. Comprising the group are five very talented musicians and vocalists TC Davis (guitar/vox), Chris Gray (lead guitar), Corey Gray (bass guitar/vox), Tommy Ray Hohnson (drums/vox) and Michael "Droz" Drozdibob (Hammond organ/keyboards/accordion/percussion/vox). Following the momentum of their live performances, The Sparrows released their first CD “Back in the Red” near the end of 2009 and are currently hard at work writing and recording tracks for their new upcoming CD due out later in 2011. To learn more about The Sparrows, visit the Bio and Audio/Video pages of our website at www.thesparrows.us About The Sparrows The five musicians of The Sparrows boast four lead singer/songwriters, each with a unique story to tell and voice to be heard. Together they rise up from one common seed, and something greater is created. Hailing from small towns in Western Pennsylvania, each member has roots in a different past. It’s from these diverse origins that this group of brothers have formed, connected by the shared bond that isThe Sparrows. The result is genuine American rock ‘n’ roll, with a timeless sound and interwoven lyrical storytelling. Now approaching five years together, The Sparrows are making very positive waves in the music community. Playing shows with national acts such as Black Prairie and The Lindsay Rakers band, and performing on Pittsburgh's WYEP FM "Third Thursdays" show, The Sparrows have staked their claim in Western PA and are starting to make their move onto the national music scene, with a new independent label deal on the horizon. Delivering their brand of original grass roots Americana to the fans, telling their stories through song, and always leaving the crowds wanting more, they are truly an unyielding entity. The Sparrows are five brothers merging to create original music, tell stories, and most of all -- have fun.