The Rideouts

Bio

It all starts in 2000, when Massimiliano Scherbi moves to Liverpool, to play in the city of his idols, the Beatles, and there he begins an important experience playing in a project by Stewart Boyle (Bullyrag, The Christians).
In 2003 the first core of the Rideouts is born, which in 2005 records the first EP of four songs at Imperial Studios in Liverpool together with Jay Irving (Spandau Ballet, Nate James, The Christians) on drums.

Back in Italy, the frontman Massimiliano Scherbi, continues the project and, thanks to the experience gained as part of Tillamook (blues / jazz winners of the 2008 Italian IBC selections: in 2009 they represented Italy in Memphis), Scherbi meets Gianpiero de Candia and Andrea D'Ostuni with whom in 2009 he records the debut album "The Storm After The Calm".

In January 2012 Matteo Moggioli replaces Andrea D’Ostuni on drums and the second album "All Day & All Night" is born.

In 2016 the third album "Heart & Soul" is released, with Federico Gullo on drums, Michela Grilli on backing vocals, Giapiero de Candia on bass and Andrea Radini on rhythm guitars. "Heart and Soul" contains 11 songs, including refined ballads and rock blues pieces, with brit rock in the background (the same cover, which refers to Banksy, is a reference to the British scene). The album was mastered at Mercury Mastering (California) by Blake La Grange (multiple Grammy winner, worked - among others - with Kanye West).

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