Electric Six

Electric Six is an American rock band known for their energetic and eclectic blend of garage rock, punk, disco, and new wave influences. Formed in Detroit, Michigan, in 1996, the band initially gained attention under the name "The Wildbunch" before adopting the name Electric Six in 2001.

The band's lineup has undergone changes over the years, but the core members typically include vocalist Dick Valentine (real name Tyler Spencer), guitarists Johnny Na$hinal (real name John R. Dequindre) and Da Ve (real name Dave Malosh), bassist Smorgasbord (real name Matt Tompkins), and drummer Tait Nucleus? (real name Christopher Tait). Their stage names reflect the band's irreverent sense of humor and playful approach to rock music.

Electric Six gained international fame with their debut album, "Fire", released in 2003. The album featured the band's breakout single, "Danger! High Voltage", which became a massive hit and propelled them to mainstream success. Known for its infectious grooves, catchy hooks, and quirky lyrics, "Danger! High Voltage" became an anthem for fans around the world and remains one of Electric Six's most popular songs.

In addition to "Fire", Electric Six has released numerous albums over the years, each showcasing their distinctive blend of rock and dance music. Albums like "Senor Smoke" (2005), "Switzerland" (2006), and "Heartbeats and Brainwaves" (2011) have earned the band a dedicated following and critical acclaim for their high-energy performances and witty songwriting.

Electric Six is known for their raucous live shows, which often feature elaborate costumes, audience participation, and a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor. Dick Valentine's charismatic stage presence and theatrical antics add to the band's live appeal, making each performance a memorable and entertaining experience for fans. Electric Six continues to tour regularly and release new music, maintaining their status as one of the most unique and entertaining rock bands on the scene.