"It won't be long before these Camden lads take over the world" - Gigslutz. The Garage Flowers are a dirty-sweet rock and roll 4 piece full of attitude and ambition.
The band - Joe Capaldi (vocals/guitar) Jonny Webber (guitar) Michael Serapinas (bass) Greg Edwards (drums) are already building a fierce reputation on the London circuit for their outrageously explosive live gigs, flamboyant image and, of course their anthemic songs; with a forever growing fan base The Garage Flowers already have the likes of Camden Rocks Festival, This Feeling and Tramlines Festival firmly under their belts - they are much more than your average rock and roll band. The Garage Flowers have already gained the support and interest of Gigslutz, End Of The Trail Records and NME Presents Evening and quickly found themselves headlining the famous Dublin Castle, Crowndale Club and Camden Assembly. As well as bringing chaos to the aforementioned established venues, the band has a taste for the unconventional, acquiring a notorious reputation for playing their own guerrilla gigs in homeless shelters, warehouses and house parties. The Garage Flowers self released 2 singles which received critical acclaim "If they had released it (Miss Maggie May) back in 2004 they would have a number 1 in their back burner" Altcorner. Their first 2 singles were recorded with Paul Tipler (The Horrors, Carl Barat) and their brand new single "Hello Tango" was recorded with BBC's Dan Lucas (ACDC, Ghouls) and premiered on Gigslutz. The launch for the single was sold out and the venue had to turn people away.