Album Notes

"Made in Texas DVD," the newest from The Rogues, is the companion to their double CD Made in Texas. Now you can be at the show with a front row seat! Although recorded live, it is studio quality sound and film, with graphics to match. This hour and a half long DVD was recorded and filmed at McGonigel's Mucky Duck Pub in Houston. Hear The Rogues at their best with rockin', high-energy sets, as well as beautiful, inspirational pipe tunes. The band is joined by a few musician friends, creating a fantastic ensemble blend of bagpipes with drums, electric guitar, bass, keyboard and French horn. Watch The Rogues bring the house down, (yes, they were dancing on the tables), and have the best time you've had in a while.


Band Description

Smokin' bagpipes and driving percussion only begins to describe a Rogues performance. Heart stirring music, performed like only The Rogues can, will make your experience unforgettable. Everyone becomes a Scot during a Rogues' show, and watch out, you might be moved to jump up and dance before it's over. Through their high-spirited and moving music, humour, and the best set of knees this side of the Tweed, The Rogues create a unique experience with their blend of Scottish bagpipes and drums. Join in the fun and see why everyone is talking about The Rogues.


Biography

Formed in Houston, Texas in 1994, The Rogues have now become international performers, with appearances all over North America and Scotland. They have shared the stage with Natalie McMaster, The Battlefield Band, Steeleye Span, and Eric Rigler (Bad Haggis), and have become the favourite act at numerous festivals and Scottish events around the country. Their fifth album, "The Rogues 5.0," earned four Grammy nominations, as well as two Grammy nominations on their previous album, "Off Kilter." The Rogues' newest release, "Made in Texas," in an hour-and-a-half long double CD that puts you in the frontt row at a Rogues show. This recording is also avaliable as a DVD. The music, combined with their unique presentation, makes for a show you will not forget. For more information on The Rogues, go to their website at www.therogues.com.