Biography
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Years Active
2012 – present (11 years)
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Founded In
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Members
- Zachary Britt (2013 – present)
There are several Artists going by this name.
1)Young Lions is an indie rock/folk band from Canton, Ohio who formed in May of 2008. The band consists of 5 members: Scott Dieter (Lead Vocals/Guitar), Kris Oprisch (Keys), Kyle Kozinski (Drums), Marc Dottavio (Bass/Vocals), and Matt Clark (Guitar/Vocals/Sax/Everything else).
In August of 2008 the band released their first album, titled "Boots". A second album is potentially in the works and is expected to be released in the later months of 2009.
2)Young Lions is a piano based solo project of Elizabeth Nagy, formerly of Boysclub and now playing with They Kill And Eat People. Her releases include a split cassette with Harriet and an appearance on The Artless Armchair Compilation. (Australia)
3) Young Lions was early 80's Canadian punk band.
4) Young Lions is a band from Victoria featuring chimes and catchy riffs made up of Cody Spencer ('It It), Talia Este (Onaping Falls, Forestry), Andrew Bates, and Brock Edwards (Colourbook, Almonds, Cohen). Sometimes ambient and always a blast.
5) Young Lions burst into the Brisbane music scene in early 2013 and show no signs of slowing down.
In the short time since their inception Young Lions have had the opportunity to support Americans Oh Sleeper, Senses Fail, Lydia, and Sweden’s Adept, as well as Australian heavy-weights Sienna Skies and Feed Her To The Sharks whilst already headlining shows to responsive crowds.
September saw the band ink a deal with Shock Records for the release of their first album BURN on October 4, which was recorded with Sonny Truelove at STL Studios at the start of the year. Already reviews have claimed that Young Lions are the band to keep your eye on.
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