Hardline - Shout (CD)

Hardline - Shout (CD) (US Import)

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Hardline - Shout (CD)

Hardline - Shout (CD) (US Import)

R 549.00
Sale price  R 549.00 Regular price 
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Hardline
EAN/UPC
0886922664427
Product Type
CD
Cat No
266442 CD
Released
2026
Pressing
Europe
Studio
Steamhammer
Music Genre
Rock
Styles
Hard Rock
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Description

Hardline (3) — Shout
Format: CD • Label: Steamhammer (266442 CD) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Hard Rock

Tracklist:
1. Shout
2. Rise Up
3. It Owns You
4. When You Came Into My Life
5. Mother Love
6. Rise Above No Fear
7. Candy Love
8. I’m Leaning On It
9. Welcome To The Thunder
10. Glow

Imported from the USA.

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About the artist

Hair / Glam Metal (Heavy Metal) band from USA.

The band was active in 1992 and after a break. The band started
again 2002-2009, to 2012 and present days.

Lineup 2018-:
Johnny Gioeli – lead vocals
Alessandro Del Vecchio – keyboards and backing vocals
Mario Percudani – guitars
Anna Portalupi – bass
Marco Di Salvia – drums

Past Lineups:

Hardline 2013-2018:
Johnny Gioeli – lead vocals
Alessandro Del Vecchio – keyboards and backing vocals
Josh Ramos – guitars
Anna Portalupi – bass
Francesco Jovino – drums

Hardline 2012:
Johnny Gioeli – lead vocals
Alessandro Del Vecchio – keyboards and backing vocals
Thorsten Koehne – guitars
Anna Portalupi – bass
Francesco Jovino – drums

Hardline 2009:
Johnny Gioeli – vocals
Josh Ramos – guitars
Michael T. Ross – keyboards
Jamie Brown – bass
Atma Anur – drums

Hardline 2003:
Johnny Gioeli – vocals
Joey Gioeli – guitar
Josh Ramos – guitar
Bob Burch – bass
Rob Rock – drums
Michael T. Ross – keyboards

Hardline 2002:
Johnny Gioeli – vocals
Joey Gioeli – guitar
Josh Ramos – guitar
Chris Maloney – bass
Rob Rock – drums
Michael T. Ross – keyboards

Hardline 1991-1992:
Johnny Gioeli – vocals
Joey Gioeli – guitar
Neal Schon – guitar
Todd Jensen – bass
Dean Castronovo – drums

Hardline was formed when brothers Johnny (vocals) and Joey (guitar) Gioeli, originally from the band Brunette, teamed up with Journey/Bad English guitarist Neal Schon. The original plan was for Neal to produce Hardline, but as he was having so much fun that he decided to join the band as soon as he left Bad English for the tensions arosen with John Waite. They immediately added established musicians Todd Jensen (David Lee Roth, Alice Cooper) on bass and Deen Castronovo (also coming from Bad English) on drums to the mix and the result was magnificent. They went on to record their debut album “Double Eclipse” for MCA in 1992 and then went on the tour circuit with such heavy hitters as Van Halen and Mr. Big. The first single from “Double Eclipse” was the song “Hot Cherie”.
While never popular in the mainstream, various radio stations worldwide started to play it and Hardline’s fanbase started to grow. They released a video to MTV, but did not get much airplay. By that time grunge and alternative had already taken over and melodic rock was being pushed aside. Tension among band members, the record company and perhaps certain egos, got in the way of an immediate follow-up album, despite the band having written more than enough material. While Neal re-started his adventure with Journey in 1995 (again together with Deen Castronovo), Johnny stepped out of the music business eventually to return as Axel Rudi Pell’s singer in 1998 on the album “Oceans Of Time”.

Source: Discogs

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